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.
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.
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.
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 …
How do you meet the needs of SEN children?
To meet the needs of SEN children, we offer teachers the opportunity to visit us before the trip, so they can plan ahead and talk to the children about what to expect before they arrive on camp. We also offer children the chance to visit us beforehand, so they can familiarise themselves with the grounds and facilities. During the trip, …
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. Games bags are provided, and in our bell tent villages children can play table tennis. Children will also have the chance to relax and …
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