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Fun secondary school trip ideas to captivate your students

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School trips can be so much more than just a break from the classroom routine. They’re a chance to spark curiosity, strengthen friendships, bring learning to life and support student development in ways that traditional lessons often can’t. Whether you’re looking to enrich a subject curriculum, encourage personal growth or build a stronger sense of community, there are a huge…
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How to Earn Girl Guide Badges at PGL

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A weekend residential trip is one of the best ways for Girl Guides to develop new skills, grow in confidence, and, most importantly, earn a variety of badges. Whether it’s through adventurous outdoor activities, teamwork challenges, or personal achievements, a short trip away offers plenty of opportunities to tick off badge requirements in a fun and engaging way. From watersports…
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What Are the Benefits of Sports Team Trips?

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Do you want to know how to bring a sports team together? Well, sports club trips are one of the best things you can do to strengthen the connections in your team. Spending time together taking part in epic and adventurous activities is so much fun!   Develop their sporting skills Sports team trips are a great way to develop…
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Primary school trip ideas to inspire your pupils

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Ready to embark on an educational journey with your pupils? We have lots of primary school trip ideas to share with you that both educate and captivate your class.  The importance of creating unforgettable experiences beyond the classroom is huge, with these amazing trips being the reason why some pupils fall in love with learning. From language trips to multi-activity…
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Bushcraft Activities for Scouts

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Bushcraft is so much fun! And what makes it even better is that your scouts can learn the ins and outs of it while working towards some scout badges! Here are some of the key bushcraft activities for scouts that can boost your unit’s knowledge and help them gain that badge. In this blog, we’ll take a deeper look into…
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Water-based activities scouts should do on residential trips

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Outdoor adventures are at the heart of the Scouting experience, offering young people the chance to build confidence, connect with nature, and take on new challenges. Among these adventures, water-based activities stand out for their ability to combine fun, excitement, and skill-building at the same time. From learning how to paddle a canoe to working as a team to build…
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Why are school trips important for children to develop new skills?

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School trips offer far more than just a change of scenery. They play a vital role in shaping a child’s learning experience, moving beyond the classroom to investigate topics in the real world and develop classroom relationships. These crucial outings provide a well-rounded education by fostering new skills. Trips bridge the gap between theory and practice. Visiting a museum brings…
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5 Fun Icebreakers for Your Youth Group

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Have you got lots of new faces joining your unit? Or perhaps you’re taking over a new group of Scouts, Cubs, Brownies, Cadets, Guides, or any others! It can be a little nerve-wracking for the kids in your group to meet so many new people, which is why we love doing a little icebreaker — which you can also do…
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Why Take Your Uniformed Group to an Adventure Camp?

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Whether you’re heading off on a Scout trip, a Girlguiding adventure or a Brigades retreat, they all offer fantastic benefits for your units in your uniformed group, developing skills, socialising with others and much more!   The benefits of taking your uniformed group on an adventure trip Your units are born adventurers! That’s why taking them on an adventure camp…
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Why you should take your students on a watersports adventure

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There's something undeniably special about learning beyond the classroom. When students swap textbooks for paddles and timetables for tides, they open themselves up to new challenges, new friendships and new sides of themselves they didn't know existed. Watersports are more than just a fun way to spend outdoors, they're powerful, transformative experiences that can boost confidence, encourage teamwork and support…
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