Outdoor Education: Approach
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At Cranleigh Outdoor Education is provided in three tiers:
Something for everyone.All members of the IVth Form participate in a compulsory round-robin Outdoor Education programme for one afternoon a week during the Lent and Summer terms.
Basic Skills.Vth Formers (or those in the VIth Form, if they wish) are encouraged to get a grounding in one or more activities. These usually involve a regular weekly commitment and frequently work towards a specific standard or award such as the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh's Award or the basic competency test for climbing. There is also ample opportunity to go on trips and expeditions.
Specialisation. Later on there is the opportunity to specialise, learn more sophisticated skills and push one’s limits. We also try to provide maximum leadership opportunity for Sixth Formers. Again, numerous trips and expeditions are available each year.
We are lucky enough to be able to provide a huge range of activities, usually run and organised by members of Common Room. Between us we hold numerous qualifications, meaning that usually we can staff and instruct our own activities.
Further details of these activities can be found by following the links to the left or by contacting Dr Simon Young, Head of Outdoor Education:
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Alternatively, please click on the links below to find out the latest Outdoor Education News, and get an excellent feel for what we offer with our various Photo Galleries.
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