Free minibus and coach parking if as a school, you pre-book and use guides. PLUS possibility of increased Ofsted results.

There are several benefits to your students:

• Develops the skills and techniques required to overcome a task
• Develops their physical and mental capacity to respond to the demands of performance
• Provides students with exciting opportunities to lead a healthy and active lifestyle
• Develop knowledge and understanding through practical application
• Nurtures skills and knowledge for progression to further study
• Teamwork encourages students to engage with each other, improving their social interaction
• Builds confidence, extending their own capabilities in order to achieve things they thought were too hard to do
• 4 out of 5 of BTEC students go on to receive a First or Second class degree (The outcomes associated with the BTEC route of degree level acquisition, London Economics 2013)
• 37% of businesses prefer recruits to hold a mix of academic and vocational qualifications or value them equally (Inspiring Growth: Pearson/Skills CBI Skills survey 2015)
• Learners who hold BTEC qualifications have high rates of progression between learning levels compared to other types of vocational qualification (Department for Business, Innovation and Skills – October 2015).

• National Standards cycling Tuition – See Courses page
• Rewards programs
• P.E. and BTEC Moderation – more information below
• Activity weeks
• Scouting Assoc. youth badges
• PE Curriculum
• Home school Learning
• Corporate and group activities
• Stag and Hen do’s
• Home school learning cycling sessions
• Led / guided rides
• Increased grades and success, teamwork, overcoming obstacles, challenge, social interaction, health and fitness.
• Self led or guided.

• MOD
• NHS
• Private and state schools
• HM Prisons
• Youth Services
• Probation Services
• Corporate and blue chip organisations
• Olympic 2012 project construction team
• Scouting Association
• County Council
• Go Ape
• Kent Fire & Rescue Services
• Various summer camps

Bedgebury Pinetum Forest also offer other school courses:

Wildlife in Bedgebury’ self-led schools resource (Ranger In A Bag), Years R-6
For more information please email bedgebury@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

Team building led by Kent High Weald Partnership, Years 5 and up
For more information see www.khwp.org.uk/bedgebury

Forest school at Bedgebury led by Kent High Weald Partnership
Call 01580 or email saul.fajerman@khwp.org.uk

Schools programme led by Forestry Commission staff, Years R-6
An introduction to trees using one of the world’s great tree collections, Bedgebury’s National Pinetum
For more information please email bedgebury@forestry.gsi.gov.uk