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Llangrannog Residential Visit

Llangrannog Residential Visit. Year 6 7 th – 9 th July 2014. Aim of Residential Visit. Give pupils opportunities to communicate in Welsh beyond the classroom To develop positive attitudes towards the Welsh language and culture To develop independence and responsibility

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Llangrannog Residential Visit

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  1. Llangrannog Residential Visit Year 6 7th – 9th July 2014

  2. Aim of Residential Visit • Give pupils opportunities to communicate in Welsh beyond the classroom • To develop positive attitudes towards the Welsh language and culture • To develop independence and responsibility • Safe and enjoyable time to celebrate the end of their time at Cradoc School.

  3. What is Llangrannog? • Welsh Learner Residential Centre • Purpose built facilities – accommodation, catering, leisure centre, doctor surgery, halls • Activity centre • Over 20,000 visitors a year • http://www.urdd.org/en/llangrannog/home • Activities/bedrooms/food.

  4. Timetable of Typical Day • 8.00am Wake Up • 8.15am Breakfast • 9.15am – 12.45pm Activities • 12.45pm Lunch • 1.30pm – 5.00pm Activities • 5.00pm Tea • 5.30pm Potted Games, Quiz, Orienteering • 6.30pm Supper • 7.30pm Shop • 8.30pm Teacher led activities • 10.00pm Lights Out

  5. Activities • Language session, walk to beach, trampoline, ropes course, archery, toboganning, go karts, skiing, horses, story telling session, swimming

  6. Food • 4 meals a day – variety including vegetarian • Any Allergies / Special diet requirements. We must inform Llangrannog a week in advance • Drink. Cold drinks free of charge at all times. • Hot drinks can be purchased outside meal times

  7. Supervision • Mr Aldridge, Mrs Harley & Mrs Annette Morris will be taking the trip • Day groups – pupils will always be with at least one of these adults in the group • Activities led by Trained staff • All staff on site – CRB checked • Boys are on one floor, girls on another. • Staff stay in rooms on same corridors • No need for children to come out of rooms during night time • Night watchman

  8. Health & Safety • C.R.B. • Risk assessment • Barrier • Fire Safety (drill) • Accident book and forms • Qualified staff • First aid • Health forms • Medication • Doctor

  9. What to Pack? • Sleeping bag • Night clothes & toiletries • Spare clothes (not best) • Warm jumper/sweatshirts • 2 pairs of trousers/shorts • Rain coat • P.E. type clothes/swimming kit • Trainers/walking shoes/wellies • Gloves and long sleeved top for skiing/toboganning

  10. Other Information • Medical Information – medical form, medication, travel tablets, allergies • Money - £5 maximum – teachers to look after • Cold drinks available at all times • Not to pack - electronic items e.g. Ipod, mobile phone, hair straighteners, hair dryers • Aerosol cans

  11. Communication • Daily Report will be placed on the School website: • http://www.cradoc.powys.sch.uk • If there is anything wrong – parents will be contacted as soon as possible Transport • Pick up approximately 9am from the school on Monday morning • Return to School in time for the end of School on Wednesday 9th July.

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