1. Year 5 Residential

2. Cote Ghyll – North Allerton
Only 0.5 mile (10min walk) from the historical village of Osmotherley; a thriving village once famous for weaving linen cloth.
High quality Youth Hostel facilities and service
A beautiful and historic building
Excellent food and catering
Situated in the North York Moors National Park
YHA approved

3. Meals Breakfast Packed lunch Fruit Juice
Tea and Coffee
Cornflakes, Rice Crispies, Weetabix, Muesli
Croissant
Sliced cheese
Ham
Brown or white toast
Jams and marmalade
Yoghurts
Fresh Fruit
Packed lunch
Sliced bread sandwich with choice of filling
Bottle of water
Slice of cake
Piece of fruit
Packet of crisps
Packet of biscuits
Sausage
Bacon
Scrambled Eggs
Baked beans
Tomato
Hash Brown
Vegetarian Sausage
Dinner (to be chosen prior to going)
Starter
Main
Desert

4. Bedrooms Bedroom Configurations
A range of 4 bed and 6 bed rooms are allocated. They are all along the same corridor. All rooms are newly refurbished and have washing facilities inside them.
Children will get to choose two friends they would like to share their room with. We will do our best to place them with at least one chosen friend. The children will be told their designated rooms nearer the time.

6. Activities Whilst there we will be;
Shelter building and bush craft - Using tarps to construct three different types of shelter (‘A’ frame, lean to and storm), using natural materials for pegs. Learn about and light a small fire to cook marshmallows.
A walk around the grounds/village
Waterfall abseil
Canoeing
Campfire

7. Itinerary Wednesday – Children to arrive at school for the normal time
Leave school around 10am
Arrive at Cote Ghyll and eat lunch
Group adventurous activities
Have dinner
Campfire / Eggbert
Thursday –
Have breakfast
Adventure day activities in five groups, breaking at some point for lunch
Have dinner back at the hostel
Evening camp fire / eggbert
Friday –
Have breakfast, pack up and leave Cote Ghyll at 1pm
Arrive back to school around pm
Children to be collected at pm

8. Kit List Waterproof coat
Wellies/ Walking boots/ Old trainers (in case of wet activities)
Extra pair of old trainers
Changes of clothes (t shirts, jumpers, old trousers) - 2 per day due to getting wet or muddy
Several pairs of pants and socks
Hat, Gloves, Scarf
Pyjamas/ onesie
Slippers/ slipper socks
Towel
Flannel
Toiletries (shampoo, soap, shower gel, toothpaste, roll on deodorant, sun-cream)
Tooth brush
Hair brush/ comb
Torch
Labelled bin bag for wet, dirty clothing
Rucksack
Lunch box – with packed lunch for the first day
Water bottle

9. Please note –
No new or expensive clothing or equipment. Bedding will be provided so no sleeping bags please. No jewellery, electronic devices or mobile phones.

10. Medication Thank you for completed medication forms.
If there is any new medication we will need to be informed prior to departure, including travel sickness tablets.