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Connel, Oban, Argyll, PA37 1PQ Scotland WEBSITE LINK: http://www.hebrideanpursuits.com/index.htm EMAIL ADDRESS: Hebpursuit@aol.com CONTACT: 01631 710317 School Trip & Group Educational Information Introduction for school trips and educational visits Hebridean Pursuits ltd was formed in 1989 by Andy Spink and Steve Thomas out of a passion for outdoor activities, the love of the Hebridean Islands, the West Coast of Scotland and remote places around the world. Since then ‘HPL’ has gone from strength to strength developing a diverse course programme and range of activities. We have expanded the activities we offer; we have gained more qualifications and experience and have made some great friends along the way. Many original clients ‘friends’ still join us on trips and courses, we have an exciting range of activities on offer, most of which we still create around your ambitions. We look forward to coaching, instructing and having adventures with you. Situated in a unique wilderness setting four miles from the main road, along the south shore of the Ardmeanach Peninsula overlooking Loch Scridain to the Ross of Mull. In a quiet and tranquil location set amongst mature trees, Tavool offers many options; to name a few, hill and coastal walking, kayaking, mountain biking, plunge pooling, gorge scrambling and wildlife spotting. A paradise for photographers, artists, ornithologists and botanists. Why is this venue great for School Trips and Educational Visits? 'Working for and with young people' Development courses for young people: www.rosescharitabletrust.com ‘The Roses Project’ was established in 1990 by Hebridean Pursuits ltd. Since then we have delivered residential multi activity courses to over 8000 young people from all over the UK. We continue to be one of the most highly respected residential programme's for young people in the UK. Through highly effective integrated partnership with our clients the programme grows from strength to strength. Our tailor made Imaginative and creative programme's tackle issues of social exclusion, Issues of integration, deprivation and education. The young people who have benefited and participated are from a variety of socio- economic and cultural backgrounds. These programme's are offered to school, youth work, detached and voluntary groups and of course private family trips. What does a typical school trip or educational visit include? Based mainly on the Island of Mull at out outdoor centre Tavool House these courses are designed around your groups needs. Courses are normally six days long. You stay in the centre as a group, with no other groups or courses to distract you in such a peaceful setting. The course content is based around real outdoor adventures using a variety of AALA licensed adventure activities. With good and plentiful home cooking, a warm comfortable centre feel and friendly residential instructional staff it all adds up to great value and a winning combination with quantifiable results. What size groups do they cater for?
16 including two staff members. (Only one group per day) Information pack and Promotional DVD available. Can you take photos, video or audio? Are there any copy write restrictions? Yes to above and no copy write restrictions. How do you arrange a risk assessment? You are welcome to pre-arrange a risk assessment, although we are comprehensively risk asset at the centre. What are the contact details for their education officer? Stephen Thomas – 01631 710317 What does it cost? 2008 Price for a group of 16 is £5925 which is only 62per head per day. This price above includes: • Full Board • Use of specialist clothing and equipment • All course activities • Ferry fares Is specific clothing required? Specialist clothing provided for course activities. Do you have first aid on site? Yes and 2 fully qualified instructors. What facilities do they have for school trips and educational visits? • The accommodation is well appointed and comfortable. • The house is centrally heated, with showers and open fire. Tavool also has probably the best drying room in the Hebrides making an enjoyably dry stay for activities and groups. • Available self catering or fully catered throughout the year, please contact for further information. • Other facilities include: toilets, picnic area and a bbq area. Are there disabled facilities? No disabled facilities. Featured Listing: NoMore Information
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