A Rootd Adventure is all about challenging yourself, trying something new, working together, using your imagination and developing a love and appreciation for the great outdoors.
What qualifications do your Rootd staff have?
All Rootd staff hold an enhanced DBS check, Level 3 Award in Outdoor First Aid, NGB (National Governing Body) qualifications or has received in-house training, Level 2 Safeguarding Children, and Level 2 Food Safety and Hygiene. A designated Level 3 Safeguarding Lead is also always on site. In addition, they regularly undergo Continuing Professional Development (CPD) to ensure they’re up …
Can children come just for the day?
To make the most of their outdoor adventure, we encourage every child to come for the full duration of the trip. However, if you do have any specific individual requirements, please let your school know and we can discuss the option of a day visit.
What happens if my child doesn’t want to take part in the activities?
Every child is encouraged to take part in the activities as much as they can – seeing it as a chance to challenge themselves and step out of their comfort zone. This doesn’t have to mean completing an activity – it could just be putting on a harness and attempting the challenge before coming straight down. The aim is for …
Will there be other schools on site when our school is there?
Yes, there will be other schools on site, but not within your school’s bell tent or pod village. Your school will have exclusive use of the camp facilities and use of the shower block will be allocated to your school at a specific time. The dining area will be booked and used separately by your school during your allotted mealtimes. …
How will my child benefit from going on a Rootd school trip?
When children come on a Rootd school trip, they have a unique opportunity to switch off from the demands of daily life and experience the freedom of the outdoors with their friends – making unforgettable memories together. With the support of our Rootd team members, your child will be encouraged to rise to new challenges, test their limits and uncover …
What will the children be doing when they’re not taking part in activities?
Between activities and before mealtimes, children will have the chance to enjoy some free time together, supervised by teachers. We have chill-out areas on camp where they can play games in outdoor and sheltered areas, and they will also have the chance to relax and unwind in our cosy accommodation.
What can my child expect when they first arrive on camp?
When your child first arrives at our Rootd camp, they’ll be greeted by our friendly Rootd team at the coach park. The camp lead will introduce themselves to both the children and teachers, before walking them to their camp and showing them around. Children will have the opportunity to explore their accommodation and settle in before starting their activities.
What does my child need to pack for the trip?
You can see a full list of what your child needs to pack for the trip here. A packing list will also be sent to your child’s teacher before the trip.
Who can I contact if I have any questions while my child’s away?
If you have any questions during the trip, please contact your school or your group leader. They should have all the information you need to be able to answer your queries, or they can contact us for anything else.