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Excellent value 3 day residential
programmes for only £87.00 per child (excl VAT),
academic year 2008/09.
These programmes offer opportunities for
the enhancement of childrens' understanding of study units
from KS2 of the National Curriculum. All activities are
directly linked to specific sections of the National
Curriculum for KS2.
NB - These three day
programmes are available in the Autumn & Spring Terms and at
the weekend in the Summer Term. However, the activities
contained in the programmes are available as individual
activities throughout the year.
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NEW for 2008!
Team Building
- A new programme aiming to improve communication,
negotiation and planning skills. Activities include:
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Roman Invaders
Based in the reconstructed house in the grounds of Hooke Court
the programme comprises:
- Introduction to the Roman Invasion
and occupation in the South West
- Practical activities relating to
Roman life e.g. mosaics/clay work/ jewellery/spinning &
weaving/cooking etc.
- Re-enact the Roman invasion of
Maiden Castle
- Roman Army Boot Camp
- Roman Technology
Tudor Traders
Based in the Court children are introduced to life in Tudor
times. Practical activities are based on:
- The Tudor Kitchen & Schoolroom
- Tudor Pastimes
- Time Team Investigators
- Choose to enjoy two activities
from costume, drama & dance
- Murder at the Court
- Tudor Banquet
- Trade and Travel in Tudor Times
Victorian Servants
Based in the Court, children gain an insight into Victorian
Life. Practical activities include:
- The Victorian Schoolroom, Kitchen
& Laundry
- Victorian Crafts
- A Victorian Tea Party
- Time Team Investigators
- Parlour Games
- Visit to Max Gate or Re-enactment
of the Tolpuddle Martyrs Trial at Dorchester Crown Court
Wartime Evacuees
The activities are all based in the Court and cover various
aspects of life as a wartime evacuee:
- Drama workshop examining the
arrival and allocation of children to homes
- Cooking with rations; VE Day Party
- Wartime Drills
- Code Breaking
- Visit to a local World War II
Museum or Low ropes or Team Building games
Historical Enquirers
Based on the findings of Channel 4's
Time Team this
programme is designed to improve your class's historical
enquiry skills. Activities will include:
- Time Team Game
- Dig and map your own trench
- Clean and log your finds
- Reconstruct pots using your
primary evidence
- A practical study of building
construction through the ages
Outdoor Action & Activity
All of the activities are designed to test your children's
team work skills. Throughout the three days they will work in
groups and build on their communication and cooperation
skills. Choose to enjoy any of the following activities:
- Kayaking on the lake*
- Raft building on the lake*
- Low Ropes & Orienteering
- Night Line & wide games
- Archery*
- Forest Orienteering
- Night Walk
- Night Search & Rescue
- Tribal Kingdoms
- Shelter Building
- The Hooke Olympics
- Team Building Games
- Bridging the Moat
*These activities may incur an
additional charge. Please contact us for further information.
Explore the Environment
Choose from a wide range of activities such as:
Animal tracking, shelter building,
pond dipping, air pollution study, populations and habitats,
river study, fossil hunting at Charmouth and many more...
Science & Technology
Over three days you will investigate energy and forces and
build boats, kites and rockets to prove your theories.
Activities will include the following:
- Introduction to energy & forces
- Kite making
- Boat building activity
- Indoor technology problem solving
- Build and launch rockets in the
rocket workshop
Food & Farming
Your group will be put in charge of looking after our
resident animals for the duration of their stay as well as
working in the vegetable gardens. Activities will include:
- Animal welfare & husbandry
- Local farm visit
- Gardening
- Making compost
- Cooking a nutritious and
healthy dinner
- Paint a Plant Pot
- Rural Crafts
- Investigation of local
woodland or Team Building activity
Life Processes and Living
Things
A range of activities designed to make the links between
life processes in familiar plants and animals and the
environments in which they are found. Choose from a range
of activities including:
- Woodland Study
- Populations & Habitats
- Pond dipping
- Ecosystems
- River Life
- Earth Walks
- Food chains & food webs
Coastal Geography in Dorset*
Examine features of Dorset's famous Jurassic coastline.
Activities may include:
Fossil hunting at Charmouth, sand
dune formation at Studland Bay, rockpools and coastal ecology
at Kimmeridge Bay, contour and mapping workshop, shellcraft…
*Some of the activities in this
programme may incur an additional transport cost.
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