For 13 years, Dorset & Wiltshire Wing has been running a highly successful Adventure Training Camp
To the Island of Jersey, Kindly hosted by 7 (Overseas) Squadron ATC. This is the 14th year and the Camp will run from 13 to 21 August 2013.The Camp is open for up to 20 Cadets and will be a residential Camp.
The Camp lasts for One week on the Island of Jersey, plus an additional day on 13 Aug 2013 for pick up and travel. The Accommodation whilst in Jersey is within the building of 7 (Overseas) Squadron ATC and cadets and staff
stay on camp beds throughout. The camp is self sufficient, so all cadets and staff assist with the preparation of meals as well as ensuring the building is kept in good order. The building has its own Kitchen, Shower and Toilet
Facilities.
The week consist of several activities which may include
- Coasteering
- Walking
- Swimming
- Kayaking
- Climbing
- Sailing
- Surfing
- Abseiling
- Raft Racing
- Beach Sports
- Visits to local Educational Facilities such as Jersey Zoo
All activities are subject to the availability of qualified instructors as well as the weather conditions. The programme is flexible throughout the week to ensure maximum time is given to Adventure Training Activities.
Cadets over the age of 15 at the time of the camp and who have attended a UK camp of at least two days duration are eligible to join this camp. It is stressed that this is a busy week of Adventure Training Activities and as such, cadets should have a good level of physical fitness and personal organisation.
The cost of this years camp is £230 per person. This has been kept at the same as the last few years. The cost includes Accommodation, Food, Transport, All Activities including educational visits, and an embroidered Polo Shirt to celebrate taking part in the Camp.
For further information please speak with Cpl NP or TH who both attended the Camp last year. If you wish to attend the camp please apply to the Squadron through the ‘Attendance at Courses’ email form and we will get your application process underway.
M Berry
OIC