Timetable 1. Coaches arrive by 9:30am West Bay Stone Farm Evening - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Monday

• 1. Coaches arrive by 9:30am
• 2. Children arrive by 9:30am
• 3. Assemble in School Hall
• 4. Medication & Pocket Money
• 5. Coaches depart 10:30am

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West Bay 12:30pm Depart 1:30pm Stone Farm 3:30pm Fire drill Farm tour

Farm Jobs

Evening activities: Wide Game

Tuesday Farm Jobs Plymouth Aquarium U Plymouth Aquarium Farm Jobs

Evening activities: Showers Quiz

Wednesday

Farm Jobs Morwellham Quay N Morwellham Quay Farm Jobs

Evening activities: Camp Fire

Thursday Farm Jobs Dingles Heritage Fairground Centre C Lydford Gorge Farm Jobs

Evening activities: Showers Barn Dance

Friday Farm Jobs 1.Pack belongings 2.Coaches depart 9:45am H West Bay 12:30pm Depart 1:30pm Return to school 2:30pm

Timetable

West Bay – lunch stop

On our way to and from Stone Farm, we plan to stop off at West Bay to have lunch, enjoy the beautiful coastline and stretch our legs!

The National Marine Aquarium Plymouth

Morwellham Quay

Rich in Victorian history, you will experience first hand what life was like in the tiny village of Morwellham during the time of the George and Charlotte Copper Mine.

Dingles Heritage Fairground Centre

Find out all there is to know about how fairgrounds used to be…and get a chance to ride on some

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historic rides!

Lydford Gorge

On our way back from Dingles Fairground, we visit the beautiful Lydford Gorge; home of The White Lady, a spectacular 100ft waterfall.

Farm Jobs

Children and staff are given a variety of farm jobs to do throughout the

• week. These are often very

enjoyable, but just sometimes… a bit messy!

Barn Dance!

Organisation of each week

 The children will be asked to choose 5 people that they would like share their week with; we will guarantee 2 of these to be on the same week with them.  If your child has prior commitments on certain dates, we will need to know these well in advance as after their week has been decided, this will be non-negotiable due to the logistics involved. Once their ‘week’ has been decided they will then choose 3 friends who they would like to share a room with. They will be guaranteed to be with at least one of these.  5 staff will attend each week.

Your Children’s Safety

 Members of teaching staff accompanying the children all hold Open Country Leadership Qualifications  The majority of staff will have been to Stone Farm before  The coaches that transport the children have inertia seat belts and the same drivers accompany us all week  Hampshire’s public liability insurance covers every aspect

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 We will take excellent care of your children and keep you regularly updated via text, email and Facebook (permissions needed)

What is the Cost of the Trip?

£250 maximum this

includes:

 Full board and lodging at Stone Farm

 All travel costs during our stay  Admission to all venues throughout the week All evening activities and marshmallows for the campfire!

What Happens Now?

 A letter will be coming home next week which needs to be returned with a £50 deposit if you wish your child to take part this year  Payments can be spread over the five months between January and May (five equal payments) a payment card will show the amounts still due The TUCASI system currently has the trip ‘live’ so you can begin payments  Staffing will be finalised to ensure we have a ratio of at least 1 adult to 9 children (HCC’s recommendation is 1 to 10)  A timetable and further details will be provided nearer the time in the summer term