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Does your child need a digital detox?

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Why our children need a digital detox – and how outdoor experiences can help Experts, parents and teachers are increasingly united on the harms of social media and screen addiction for young people. But offering children and young people a way to interact with the natural world could deliver real breakthroughs. Written in partnership with the Guardian by Rosamund Dean…
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More than just a buzzword – where ‘resilience’ meets fun

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The outdoor educational trips helping young people build resilience – and have a great time while they’re at it Away from screens and the pressures of the classroom, outdoor education builds character and cultivates confidence – and with PGL, no child is left out of the fun Written in partnership with the Guardian by Debbie McQuoid In the world of…
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“Every child can be empowered”

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‘Every child can be empowered’: a teacher on the school trips supercharging personal development Teacher William Aitken recalls breakthrough moments for students who step out of their comfort zone and learn new skills with PGL. Bring on the laser tag, raft building and abseiling... Written in partnership with the Guardian by Rosamund Dean Anyone who teaches, parents or spends time…
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Every child deserves this rite of passage

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Every child deserves this rite of passage: meet the company making outdoor adventures available to all Schools have been sending their pupils on PGL trips for decades, but now the company is more determined than ever to do the right thing by the next generation. Written in partnership with the Guardian by Debbie McQuiod            …
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PGL Dalguise brings the Curriculum for Excellence to life

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Scottish school adventures that are 'pure dead brilliant' As a passionate educator, you know that some of the most powerful learning happens outside the classroom. It happens when pupils are scrambling up climbing walls, cheering on their pals through crate challenges, or falling in love with the great Scottish outdoors (even when it’s awfy dreich…).   Breathe fresh air into…
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How Adventure Camps Are Empowering Girl Guides

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Are you ready for your next adventure? Group adventure camps are an amazing experience to help empower Girl Guides to do something outside their comfort zones and take on a new and exciting adventure, empowering them to take on new experiences head-on. At PGL we understand how to empower Girl Guides to be the best version of themselves and have…
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10 Fun leadership activities for youth groups

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Leadership development is great to learn at a younger age. Why? It builds confidence, essential life skills, and encourages engagement in all aspects of a young person's life. We understand this and that’s why we’re so passionate about helping your youth groups develop and make unforgettable memories at our centres across the UK and France whilst learning essential skills they…
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We won an award – all thanks to you!

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We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve been named winners of the Best Residential Experience at the 2024 School Travel Organiser Awards—and we have teachers, like you, to thank! As a provider of transformative school trips, we understand the lasting impact our experiences have on both students and teachers. Intertwined with the excitement and adventure are powerful learning opportunities, personal breakthroughs,…
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Stress less: Self-care tips for students

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As a student, life can feel like a constant juggle of schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and social commitments. Amid all of these responsibilities, taking care of yourself might seem like the last thing on your to-do list.  However, prioritising self-care can make a world of difference in your academic performance, mental health, and overall happiness. In this article, we’ll explore what…
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