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Multi-Activity
for primary schools
Adventures which inspire success
Create lasting, positive experiences for your pupils as each day brings new adventures and new challenges to overcome.
Whether they’re finding the courage to jump backwards off an abseil tower or building a raft to race across the lake, there's a huge range of exciting adventure activities to help your pupils build confidence, learn new skills and strengthen friendships.
Our multi-activity courses offer more than just adventure. On land and on water, it's a chance for your pupils to discover how 'giving your all' brings its own rewards.
Bring back more inspired, more motivated pupils, with memories of a trip that made a difference.
Activities
There are four 90 minute sessions each day and a huge variety of outdoor activities to choose from.
Your action-packed activity programme is tailored to meet the specific requirements of your group, so you can choose the learning experience that's right for your pupils.
We have adventures on land and on the water - each brings its own set of challenges and is designed to bring out the best in each individual.
At the end of an inspiring day, dinner time is a chance to re-fuel before the fun continues into the evening with our lively entertainment sessions. We keep them busy and laughing until bedtime and you get a chance to relax!
A typical itinerary for this course
| Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | |||||
| 09.00-10.30 | High Ropes Course | Giant Swing | Archery | Climbing | |
| 10.30-12.00 | Orienteering | Canoeing | Vertical Challenge | Tunnel Trail | |
| Lunch | |||||
| 14.00-15.30 | Abseiling | Trapeze | Raft Building - session 1 | Depart for home | |
| 15.30-17.00 | Arrive & unpack | Jacob's Ladder | Zip Wire | Raft Building - session 2 | |
| Dinner | |||||
| Evening | Quiz | Ambush | Casino Night | Disco | |
Learning outcomes
- Leadership, teamwork, communication and problem solving are all key skills that your pupils will develop and make progress with on a PGL multi-activity course.
- Their renewed enthusiasm and motivation for learning will inspire success in many other areas of their education, often leading to raised levels of attainment.
- Overcoming new challenges with the support of their peers, teachers and PGL staff helps to improve self-confidence.
- The outdoors environment provides many opportunities for your pupils to work closely together and will help improve their social awareness.
- Reaching goals as a team means pupils are able to recognise the achievements of others as well as their own.
- You’ll notice improvements in many personal qualities such as self-reliance, responsibility, initiative and perseverance.
- Pupils leave with an appreciation for the benefits of health and physical fitness.
Barton Hall
Located at the heart of the English Riviera with views to Torquay, blue flag beaches and Dartmoor close by. There's even a dry ski slope to try out!
Bawdsey Manor
An exciting new adventure centre for primary schools in the South East and East Anglia.
Beam House
The place to go for some great surfing and bodyboarding! Near Bideford in north Devon and close to the beach and surf school at Westward Ho!
Boreatton Park
One of our largest centres with over 250 acres packed full of adventure activities. There are some excellent facilities and accommodation options.
Caythorpe Court
Perfect for primary school groups looking for an escape to the country. Located just ten miles north of Grantham with over 65 acres.
Dalguise
A Highland hideaway in a beautiful valley, five miles north of Dunkeld. Beatrix Potter spent her childhood holidays here in the 19th century.
Hillcrest
Perfect for younger pupils, the relatively small size and home-away-from-home feel offers the perfect introduction if it's their first school trip.
Liddington
One of our largest centres offering a range of facilities and accommodation options. Conveniently located just minutes from the M4 near Swindon.
Little Canada
A picturesque centre with wooden cabins set on the banks of Wootton Creek. There's private access to the water - ideal for watersports lovers!
Llwyn Filly
Discover a little hideaway in the Black Mountains and enjoy the homely feel of Llwyn Filly, which can offer sole occupancy for up to 50 pupils.
Marchants Hill
It's easy to forget you're so close to London when you walk through the woods to discover the breathtaking landscape of the Devil's Punchbowl.
Osmington Bay
Located at the heart of the Jurassic Coast near Weymouth. There's direct access to the beach and some thrilling watersports at Portland Bay.
Tregoyd House
A rural escape in the Black Mountains. There's plenty to discover and many primary school groups enjoy canoeing the stunning River Wye.
Windmill Hill
Take a dip in the heated outdoor pool and watch watch your high fliers on the zip wire or join in the fun on our challenge course. Close to the coast on the Sussex Downs.
Winmarleigh Hall
A great location for primary school groups in the north west of England, offering over 50 acres of gardens and woodland, near the forest of Bowland.
Shortcuts
Moor End County Primary School
“Once again the range of activities allowed our children to experience activities that they would never have experienced in their lives. They grew across the 3 days, gaining confidence and achieving things they never thought they would have achieved at the outset.”