Everything we do at Castle Toward Outdoor Education Centre supports the personal and social education of young people. The resources and expertise at our disposal mean we can gear certain courses or elements of our courses to reinforce key lessons of the 5-14 curriculum.
The Duke of Edinburgh scheme, Heartstart, John Muir Award and Natural Connections are all good examples of how we can add value to the courses we run.
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Would you know what to do in a life-threatening emergency? Heartstart teaches you emergency life support – the skills you need to keep someone alive until professional help arrives. Visit the Heartstart website for more information. |
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A new outdoor learning programme developed by the Countryside section of Fife Council Community Services. You have to complete six challenging and enjoyable experiences and a record of your experiences. Their site . |
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An environmental award scheme that focuses on ‘wild’ places – anywhere from a mountaintop to a city garden. It encourages the discovery and conservation of wild places in the spirit of fun, adventure and exploration. Visit their website for more information. |
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A voluntary, non-competitive and flexible programme of cultural and adventurous activities for all young people, whatever their background or ability. The Duke of Edinburgh Award website |
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