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How Girl Guides can overcome a fear of heights at PGL

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Girl Guides are always ready for new adventures and challenges. To celebrate ten years of partnership, PGL is sponsoring the Girlguiding Heights badge. This badge can be earned through a variety of activities that take you off the ground and are enjoyed at height, making it perfect for those who want to conquer their fear of heights.  Our adventure activities…
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How outdoor activities for students boost health and happiness

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There’s no question that outdoor activities are great! Not only do they offer a refreshing break from routine but also play a vital role in enhancing the health and happiness of students.  At PGL, we are dedicated to providing enriching experiences that promote growth and wellbeing. Let’s take a look at some of the key benefits of outdoor activities for…
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The importance of spending time in nature for students

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For students, connecting with the natural world is more crucial than ever. In fact, a recent survey by the National Trust revealed that three-quarters of children are eager to spend more time outdoors. But why is spending time in nature so essential?  Today, we’ll delve into the key benefits nature offers to students, from improving physical health and reducing stress…
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The importance of promoting physical activity in early years

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In an era where children are increasingly glued to screens rather than enjoying the great outdoors, it’s more crucial than ever to prioritise physical activity from an early age. From building strong muscles to enhancing social skills, the benefits of an active lifestyle for young children are far-reaching.  In today’s blog, we’ll discuss why promoting physical activity in early years…
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6 Tips On How To Make Maths More Fun For Students

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Maths can sometimes get a bad rep as one of the trickiest subjects in school. But with the right approach, it can easily become one of your students’ favourite lessons! In this article, we’ll go through 6 simple but effective ways to bring a bit of fun (and even more excitement!) to your maths lessons.  Whether it's through creative games, real-life…
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A group of young boys smiling in front of the Eiffel Tower on a cloudy day, enjoying their multi-activity trip. One boy sports sunglasses, while the others are dressed casually. Trees and part of the tower's structure frame their joyous moment.

End of year trip ideas for your year 6 class

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As the school year winds down, finding the ideal end-of-year trip for your Year 6 class for next year can be both exciting and challenging. It’s a wonderful way to wrap up this chapter of their school experience while creating lasting memories with friends, teachers, and classmates.  Whether you're planning a cultural excursion, an educational trip, or an outdoor adventure,…
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Plan the perfect forest school overnight trip with PGL

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If you’re looking to step away from traditional classroom settings and immerse your students in nature, then a forest school trip is the answer. As educators and parents alike recognise the advantages of outdoor learning, forest or bushcraft schools and trips have seen a surge in popularity, giving pupils the chance to foster a deep connection with the environment while…
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Explore the History of Scouts

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Did you know that there are over 50 million Scouts scattered across 216 countries and territories? It's pretty amazing to think about how this movement, which started out so modestly in the early 20th century, has grown into such a global force.  Scouting isn't just about earning badges and going on camping trips. It's about forging friendships, seeking thrilling adventures,…
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What to Pack for Your Netball Weekend

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Is your netball team looking to up their game? Well, you’re in luck! At PGL, we're all about enhancing skills, both on and off the court. Our netball weekend camps aren't just about scoring goals – they're about leadership, teamwork, communication and most of all, having fun! But what should you pack for your netball residential? In this blog, we'll…
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