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Top 5 Water-Sports Activities for School Adventure Trips
Activity and adventure trips are hugely successful inclusions in the school calendar, the students love them, staff look forward to them and they provide the perfect platform for inspiring and motivating students. But what did our party leaders say were the most popular beach activities on the Med?
School adventure trips are a great way to find inspirational activities that really give the students the opportunity to feel a unique sense of achievement, in a new and foreign environment. How many really new challenges are there? We asked our school adventure trip leaders to tell us which activities were the most rewarding, and this is what they told us;
1. Topper Sailing
Since its creation in 1977, the only place to learn to sail has been in a topper dinghy. For school watersports trips, the topper is a durable, versatile and above all exciting craft to learn basic sailing technique and the kids, and adults love it. Learning the ropes is easy and the you'll soon be enjoying a new found freedom on the water
2. Windsurfing
Windsurfing combines the freedom of surfing with the tranquillity of sailing. The extraordinary feeling of being in touch with nature as the wind catches in your sail and you begin to move across the water is completely captivating.
3. Snorkelling
Nothing is actually quite as easy to learn as snorkelling. With just a snorkel, a facemask and a pair of flippers you can enter a silent and beguiling world under the waves. Time never passes quite as quickly as it does when you are exploring the ocean and students on a school watersports trip never forget the experience.
4. Kayaking
Kayaking is huge fun and mastering the manoeuvrability of a kayak with your paddle is an art form in itself. The great appeal of being so close to the water in your craft is the feeling of being at one with nature and there is no better way to spend a sunny afternoon on the Med.
5. Stand Up Paddle Boarding
As more and more people discover Stand Up Paddle Boarding its popularity has spread as it appeals to all types of water enthusiast. Kids love it and once they work out their balance and how to use the paddle there is no holding them back.
And the even better news is that all this is available for your groups on the wonderful Blue Flag beach in Sant Pol on the Costa Brava for prices from just £425
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5 Reasons Why School Sports Teams Need to Compete Abroad
School sports tours are indeed a great privilege which is why so many schools take great pride in being able to offer them. The opportunity to provide educational experiences beyond the classroom is readily acknowledged and the same applies to sporting experiences
If you have ever been on a sports tour you will appreciate just what an important opportunity it is on a number of fronts. Frequently school sports tours are undertaken because the teaching staff remember when they went on tour and what a positive affect it had on them. So if you have ever considered the possibility of competing abroad here are some of the main reasons why it works.
1 Profile
Raise the profile of your sports teams by announcing a school sports tour and watch just how focussed everyone becomes on making the team.
2 Improve Morale
There are huge psychological benefits associated with taking a tour. The change of scenery challenging opposition, a whole host of new and exciting experiences will give everyone a lift
3 Enhanced Performance
The opportunity to extend the intensity of training and face new challenges by competing in an international setting will provide exceptional experiences that just can't be matched. And don't forget the extra Vitamin D produced when you are training in the sun!
4 Team Building
Elite level teams do not underestimate the power of creating a team ethos and taking everyone away on tour is the perfect opportunity for building a great team ethic.
5 It's Great Fun
There's no need to apologise for having fun and going on tour is the time for everyone to create some lasting memories. In twenty years time when the students meet up, what do you think are going to be the most memorable moments? Legacy's aren't all about exam results...
As you can tell we are passionate about delivering bespoke, best value tours to a range of worldwide destinations that inspire and motivate young people. Call or email us to chat about what that commitment can actually mean in terms of helping you organise your sports tour.
"An exceptionally well organised tour... Our students had a fabulous time" James Dean, Assistant Headteacher, Highcliffe School.