Outreach team Workshop

We can use specially selected team challenges, archery as a tool for exploring a range of maths topics, from numeracy to geometry as well as orienteering, natural art. We can adapt our activities to suit Early Years, Key Stage 1 and 2.

We deliver engaging, interactive PSHE sessions by combining a safe, supportive learning environment with evidence-based, age-appropriate content. Our approach centres on experiential learning, using guided discussions, role-play, and collaborative activities to encourage active participation and critical thinking.

Archery and catapult shooting - An important part of Roman campaigns. Pupils try tactical clout archery and attempt to build a catapult.
Roman soldier challenges - Troops of ten are put through their paces with Roman soldier formation, races, gladiator training and Roman themed team challenges.
Traditional fire lighting and cooking - Pupils attempt to get sparks from flint and iron strikers then make a fire and cook flatbread. Participants will take part in an interactive exploration of Roman foods.

Whether delivered right on your school grounds or at one of our dedicated outdoor centres, every session we run is rooted in active outdoor learning and collaborative team building. Throughout the day, we help pupils step outside their comfort zones to develop key personal and social skills-including resilience, communication, leadership, creative problem-solving, and peer trust. By tackling hands-on challenges in a supportive natural environment, students build confidence, strengthen relationships across their year group, and return to the classroom feeling more connected, motivated, and ready to learn.

A Raider's Adventure orienteering - Participants navigate an interactive orienteering course themed on the real adventures of Viking raiders. The route they choose could see them making a fortune or meeting a sticky end!
Build a burial ship - Participants use SOLD props and natural resources to build a Viking burial ship then explore the customs and ceremonies surrounding Viking funerals.
Traditional fire lighting and runestone making - Pupils attempt to get sparks from flint and iron strikers then make a fire.
Participants make their own runestones and dry them on the heat of the fire