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1 The Anthony Roper Primary School Outdoor Education Residential 1 st – 5 th June 2015

2 Bowles at a glance

3 Exceptional Experiences Outstanding Outcomes

4 Learning Outside the Classroom Bowles uses a fantastic range of activities to help young people to develop & grow Self Confidence Activity skills Perseverance

5 Learning Outside the Classroom Bowles uses a fantastic range of activities to help young people to develop & grow Teamwork Safety Awareness & Risk Management Problem-Solving

6 Learning Outside the Classroom Bowles uses a fantastic range of activities to help young people to develop & grow Maturity Taking Responsibility (for themselves and each other) Environmental Awareness

7 Exceptional Experiences Outstanding Outcomes

8 “Bowles is one of those exceptional activity venues which we all wish we had been to as a young person; a stunning location with loads to do in the fresh air!” Richard Hardwick, Director, Bowles Each year Bowles welcomes: Over 100 schools and colleges; Over 8,000 young people

9 On site at Bowles A centrally heated modern dormitory Two dry ski slopes Indoor heated swimming pool Several ropes courses Safety and wet weather equipment And its very own 130 million year old sandstone outcrop!

10 104 beds over two floors 6 beds per room Separate teachers’ bedrooms and showers Securely locked overnight Bowles instructors live onsite and are on call through the night Dormitory Accommodation

11 Modern Accommodation Healthy Meals

12 Three healthy, hot, home cooked meals a day ‘Family service’ – children serve themselves and each other Tuck shop for drinks, snacks and souvenirs (only one sweet per day as part of Bowles’ healthy eating policy.) Children also clear up after themselves! Home-Cooked Food

13 All weather games pitch Table Tennis Table Football Woodland activity area Common room with books and indoor games Free time

14 They’ll get up to all sorts…

15 and they’ll learn a lot about each other and about themselves

16 …and they are guaranteed to have fun

17 8.15Duty group lay tables for breakfast 8.30Breakfast 9.00Prepare for the day 9.15-12.30 Activity Session 12.30 Lunch then free time 1.40-5.00 Activity Session 5.15Free Time & optional swim 6.15 Dinner then free time 7.15-9.15Activity Session 9.45-10.00Bed and lights out A ‘typical’ day Afternoon Evening Morning

18 The Bowles Team Bowles instructors are professionals in their field Each has progressed through National Governing Body Awards, coaching courses and in-house training Many have a teaching or educational background We share the belief that the outdoors provides a healthy and enriching environment for children to develop. “We have been thoroughly impressed by all the activities and the skill, knowledge and professionalism of all the instructors.” West Hoathly

19 All activities are thoroughly risk assessed and governed by strict safety rules and procedures: Adventurous Activities Licensing Authority certifies that the centre is operating safely. ISO 9001 Quality Standard is maintained by Bowles, one of the only Outdoor Centres in the UK which does so. All instructors are activity and first aid qualified. Safety is Paramount Organisational Member Reg no. L9137/R0213 Valid to 12/12/2012

20 “They were really patient and their attention to safety was second to none” “I couldn’t imagine anywhere being more suitable, or any staff more accommodating. Thank you!” “I was really impressed by the attitude of the staff – totally professional” “The staff are absolutely fantastic. It’s just a wonderful place”

21 Bowles is a high quality outdoor education centre set alongside a stunning natural Sandstone Outcrop near Tunbridge Wells. Bowles began life in 1961 as a ‘Rock Climbing Gymnasium’, before becoming a charity in 1964. Bowles has been running Residential outdoor activity programmes for over 45 years. About Bowles

22 Bowles runs leadership, team and management training for companies. Raising money to support disadvantaged and disabled young people. Bowles is a self-funding charity

23 HRH Duke of Edinburgh is the Patron of The Bowles Rocks Trust.

24 Any Questions?


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