What can my child expect when they first arrive on camp?

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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.

Can I contact my child while they’re on the trip?

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We find that children settle better when they don’t have outside contact, as this can encourage homesickness. Instead, we recommend that all communication goes via your school, who will be able to answer any questions and contact you in case of emergency.

Can my child bring any electronic devices with them?

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No, we request that children don’t bring any electronic devices with them, including mobile phones, tablets or electronic games. This is a great opportunity for them to fully unplug from their screens and immerse themselves in the activities on camp, without distractions. We are also unable to store them safely on camp.

What food options are available to children on your trips?

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All meals are freshly prepared on site, and include a balance of meat, vegetables, fruit and carbohydrates. Typical meals may include lasagne, curry and pasta Bolognese, all served with salad or vegetables and finished with a tasty dessert!

What night-time safety and staffing arrangements are in place?

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A designated duty contact stays on site overnight and is always on hand to support teachers in case of emergency. Our tent villages and pod village are fitted with motion sensor lighting for the safety of teachers and children. The teacher tents and pods are positioned next to the children’s accommodation, and night toilets are provided, so no one needs …