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Bishop Young Ski Trip 2020 Welcome!

Welcome!

Miss Cole Mr Cooper Mr Kilkenny Mr Hall Mr Wani Miss Markey Miss Mahoney

Sappada, Italy

• Sappada is situated on the southern slopes of the Peralba mountain,

part of the Carnic Alps range, close to the border with Austria.

• There are three resorts (Eiben, Sappada 2000 and Monte Siera)

whose slopes are accessible from the town centre. This resort is a beginners paradise with a large area of nursery slopes.

• Expert skiers can head up to 2100m where the EIBEN COL DEI MUGHI

piste will test your resolve.

• There are 22km of slopes to enjoy.

The Journey

You will need to be at school at 4.25pm on Saturday 15th February.

Coach Travel

• Loose comfy clothing – layers!
• Sandwiches/snacks/drinks – no smelly food!
• Keep hydrated
• Phones, iPads & money are your responsibility
• Travel sickness pills
• Small bag for the coach.
• Pillow / Blanket
• Games, iPods, DVD’s (to be vetted by staff). Please note, school will

not take responsibility for any lost mobile phones etc.

• Wash kit / toothbrush
• Money for countries you will be passing through, as stops will be

made.

Before we depart you will need to hand in your passport & EHIC to Miss Cole

Hotel Information

The complex comprises of five different accommodation blocks well suited to school

• groups. The rooms all come with private bathroom.

There are a number of areas available for meeting with the group or for hosting parts of the evening activity programme. There is a meeting room for evening activities, a games room, indoor sports hall, tennis court, indoor heated swimming pool,

• utdoor pool, children’s playground and a disco.

There is also free WiFi available in public areas.

Our Hotel

Evening Activities

• Quiz night at the hotel
• Swimming at the hotel. Swimming caps are

COMPULSORY in Italy! (1 session)

• Movie Night
• Pizza Evening
• Disco night

The Itinerary

The Itinerary

The Itinerary

Essential Skiing Equipment

Ski jacket Salopettes Base layers Ski socks Fleece Ski gloves Goggles Sun screen Woolly hat Sturdy shoes/boots Scarf Appropriate clothing for very cold weather! Please pack one soft holdall per student and

• ne piece of hand luggage for the coach

Boots, skis, poles and helmets are provided

TK Maxx, Sports Direct, Amazon, Aldi, Mountain Warehouse

Suggested Kit List

• Euros and wallet or purse to keep them in
• Passport EHIC (European Health Insurance Card)
• Personal medication (clearly labelled with name)
• Changes of outdoor clothing for the holiday duration/Jumper for

the evening

• Pyjamas
• Wash kit (Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo etc)
• Swimwear and swim cap
• Bath towels
• Plug adaptors
• Changes of underwear, socks etc.
• Clothes for evening activities including warm tops.
• Footwear (for evening activities) e.g. trainers
• Suitcase/bag

Conduct on the Piste

RESPECT FOR OTHERS - Be aware of all skiers around you and do not endanger them. Give priority to skiers downhill of you. When overtaking or crossing the path of another skier, it is your responsibility to ensure that you do not collide or cause him/her to fall. CONTROL OF SPEED - Only ski within the limits of your ability and be sure you can always stop safely. CHOICE OF ROUTE - Pick your route carefully and be prepared to handle changing situations with other skiers/boarders and the mountain itself. OVERTAKING - Always allow space for others to make their turns and remember that those ahead of you have right of way. The slower skier/boarder also has right of way. START IN SAFETY - Look up and down before starting off or entering a piste and ensure enough space to avoid the path of other piste users. STOPPING ON THE PISTE - Never stop to rest in the middle of a piste or on blind corners or sudden drops. Get to the side of the piste where it is safer. After a fall, move quickly to the side. RESPECT FOR SIGNS AND MARKINGS - Always obey signs. They provide vital information for YOU and YOUR safety on the mountain. IDENTIFY YOURSELF AT AN ACCIDENT - Understand accident procedures and be prepared to help. Witnesses must provide names and addresses.

Conduct off the Piste

• Normal excellent behaviour standards are expected!
• Representing Bishop Young Academy
• On the ferry, going around the town etc. you must

stay in groups of 3 or more

• Remember meeting points and times and do not be

late

• No alcohol etc.
• Do not go into other people’s rooms

Local Phrases

Hello/Goodbye – Ciao Good morning - Buongiorno How are you? – Come va? Please – Per favore Thank you – Grazie Let’s go – Andiamo Very good – Molto bene Yes/No – Si/No

Staying Connected

• There are no roaming charges for using your

normal data allowance in Europe. However there are still charges for going over your monthly allowance so be careful!

• There is WiFi in the hotel
• Please make sure your contact details are up to

date so that we can inform you of an eta on the way home.

• Students will be given emergency contact numbers

in case they get separated from the group

Remember…

Get fit Get some sleep! Eat well Everyone skis every day… no days off Stay safe Helmets, goggles, gloves must be worn Listen and follow instructions Layer up Be brave and push yourself Have fun!

Thank you for coming! Are there any questions?