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Lea Green 14 th -15 May 2020 Why? High quality outdoor education: stimulates and inspires, foster independence, aid personal and social development motivate reluctant learners. Lea Green Centre offers a range of


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Lea Green – 14th-15 May 2020

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Why?

 High quality outdoor education:  stimulates and inspires,  foster independence,  aid personal and social development  motivate reluctant learners.  Lea Green Centre offers a range of environments where

children can re-energise their appetite to learn.

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Where?

 Lea Green provides outdoor activities and residential accommodation

and is located right on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Set within 25 acres of its

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grounds in Lea, near Matlock

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When?

 14th – 15th May 2020  Leave school at: 08:45 Prompt (bring

children to school at 08:20 – register at 08:35)

 Return to school at: Depart Lea Green at

14:00 – children to picked up at 15:15

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What?

 TYPICAL TIMES FOR THE DAY

CHURCH BROUGHTON PRIMARY SCHOOL May 2020 Am – 09:30 12.30 pm1 15:45 pm2 18:00 evening 22:00

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Treasure hunt Room allocation

Lunch

Stream Walk

Drink

Soft Play

Dinner

Night Walk

Supper/ lights

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15.05.20

Low ropes & Equilibrium Earthballs and parachutes

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Practicalities - FOOD

Sample residential group menu Breakfast: cooked breakfast, toast and cereals tea, coffee and fruit juice Lunch: lasagne and salad with garlic bread assorted cakes Dinner: roast dinner pear and chocolate crumble with custard All dietary requirements will be catered for.

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Practicalities - SLEEP

 Dormitories – arrangements made closer to date  Range of rooms – 4 – 12 per room  Girls and boys separate  Staff rooms will be easily accessible in emergencies  Friendship groups will be considered when

allocating

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Practicalities - EQUIPMENT

 A full equipment list will be provided closer to the date.  All specialist equipment/ waterproofs for stream walk are

provided by the centre.

 Pack with your child  Bound to get wet and mucky – plastic bags/ bin bags  Outdoor and indoor shoes  EVERYTHING NAMED PLEASE  Nothing valuable (phones, electronics)  Bring a teddy

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FREE TIME

 Won’t be much!  Games room – pool table

football

 Staff will orientate children –

where they can/ can’t go

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Practicalities - EMERGENCIES

 Fire drill  All doors are locked at night  Children will be shown where

emergency exits are

 Staff bedrooms  Staff (onsite or at school) –

communicate with parents

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Practicalities - PAYMENT

 Cost - £111.00  Payment plan/ dates:  Deposit of £21.00 per child paid by 1st February,

followed by 3 payments of £30.00 on 1st March, 1st April, 1st May.

 Tuck Shop – will be available: maximum of £5.00

per pupil.

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Practicalities - COMMUNICATION

 Mr Rudge and Mrs Richards – on site with group at all

times.

 Please contact Mrs Steeples if you have any concerns.  In emergencies – contact Mrs Steeples who will relay

messages.

 Outside school hours, contact Lea Green – 01629 534561  All emergency contact details available – contact made

ASAP.