With a range of activities available, including Sailing, SwimSafe, Raft-Building, Team Games, and Soft Archery, our programmes encourage the development of key life skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving and resilience, in a classroom like no other.
What activities are available during educational visits?
Sailing
Raft-Building
Team Games
Soft Archery
Swim Safe
Raft-Building
Team Games
Soft Archery
Swim Safe
Which curriculum topics do we cater for?
Watersports School Trip
Sailing Raft Building Power Boating
With a wide range of activities such as kayaking, giant paddleboarding and sailing we're able to offer your group unique sessions on the water. We tailor each visit to the groups request, we can adjust sessions to suit your needs or ability of the group. Whether you'd like to develop communication skills and confidence through sailing, teamwork whilst paddleboarding or independence when kayaking, we've got the session for you!
Physical Education
>Team Building
What size groups do we cater for?
We can accommodate up to 100 participants on site at any one time. We have our own instructor to student ratios depending on activity, and large groups may be split into smaller groups to fit within these ratios, on an activity rotation. Teachers, carers, or assistants can take part at no extra cost, with advance notice.
On-site classroom facilities?
We have 2 classrooms available for schools and groups to prebook, complete with tables and chairs, whiteboards, TVs, and refreshment facilities. We also have plenty of outside space, including benches, for lunch breaks in the sunshine!
Is there first aid on site?
All instructors and senior staff members involved in session delivery hold up-to-date First Aid qualifications.
Groups with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND)
We even run a weekly Aiming High Club which is tailored for children with SEND. All instructors are trained and experienced in running adaptable sessions for those with SEND. All of our sessions can be adapted to your students needs. With adaptive kit for those with limited mobility participants can still engage in sessions such as sailing or giant paddleboarding.
Our instructors are used to running sessions as we hold a weekly Aiming High Club for young people with SEND.
The centre and facilities were built with wheelchair users in mind meaning all buildings are accessible. On-site changing facilities include disabled and alternative changing rooms, additional changing rooms can be arrange for those needing a quiet, calm environment to change.
Our ability to offer courses and sessions depends on understanding the specific needs of our visitors, and we will work closely with schools or relevant parties to determine suitable activities on a case-by-case basis.
Every enquiry gives you a chance to win trips and workshops for your school - We are giving away a free trip for every week of the Autumn term!
Birmingham West Midlands B32 3NU
