King Alfred’s Cakes
Students attended Limekiln Woods in Telford for bushcraft training. The fungus, ‘Daldinia Concentrica’, otherwise known as King Alfred’s Cakes was perfect tinder to start the campfire.
Students attended Limekiln Woods in Telford for bushcraft training. The fungus, ‘Daldinia Concentrica’, otherwise known as King Alfred’s Cakes was perfect tinder to start the campfire.
Oswestry Centre have visited the seaside resort of Talacre in North Wales.
Bridgnorth Centre embarked on an adventure through the woods, spotting and greeting a bundle of animals.
Students attended Ironbridge rowing club and prepared for their voyage.
Students from Bridgnorth taking on Simpsons Pool canoeing
Corbet Wood provided the perfect place for HEC students to continue ticking off their list of '50 Things to do Before You're 11 3/4'!
Students from the Oswestry Centre visited Marford Quarry Nature Reserve to enjoy all it has to offer.
Pupils in the sixth day provision group at Harlescott spent the morning exploring Haughmond Hill.
Perhaps not survival – more of a treat!
KS4 students successfully used a map and compass to reach checkpoints, spotting Highland Cows en-route.
Students from HEC enjoyed an action-packed residential visit to Condover Hall.
Students from the Oswestry Centre visited Colemere and Whittington Castle.