All accommodation comes with night toilets on camp. There is also night-time motion-sensor lighting which alerts teachers that someone is using the night time toilet.
Can my child bring a mobile phone?
No, the trip is an opportunity for a digital detox. If there was an emergency then the school would be in contact with a teacher / Rootd.
Does the centre have WiFi?
Whilst the activity centre does not have WiFi, it has a good mobile signal (so adults accompanying students can use their mobile data).
How can I contact my child in case of an emergency?
All Rootd instructors are outdoor first-aid trained. The school will be responsible for appointing a first-aider who will be the first point of contact for any basic first aid.
What first aid provisions are in place?
All Rootd instructors are outdoor first-aid trained. The school will be responsible for appointing a first-aider who will be the first point of contact for any basic first aid.
Are you Learning Outside the Classroom Endorsed?
At Rootd we hold the LOtC Quality badge and are proud to offer Learning Outside the Classroom approved School trips. You can learn more in our blog post about the importance of LOtC for your School trip provider.
Do you cater for specific dietary requirements and allergies?
Yes, all dietary requirements are catered for as long as we are aware of them in advance. A group information and medical form will be provided, to be completed and returned by 8 weeks prior to the trip.
What qualifications do Rootd staff hold?
All Rootd outdoor instructors are DBS checked, first aid trained and have specialised experience in outdoor education as well as all the necessary qualifications for the activities undertaken (archery, bushcraft, etc.). Most importantly, our team are knowledgeable, remarkable and welcoming.
What are the minimum and maximum numbers for a Rootd Adventure?
We can accommodate group sizes of between 30 – 144.
What does a Rootd adventure include?
We provide all accommodation, activities, equipment, instruction, meals (except packed lunch on day 1), so schools benefit from an all-inclusive activity package.