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Year 6 2014 Residential Trip

Year 6 2014 Residential Trip. Part 1 Topic Trip. Hooke Court Residential Centre. Hooke Court Residential Centre. Situated 15 miles north west of Dorchester in the village of Hooke

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Year 6 2014 Residential Trip

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  1. Year 6 2014 Residential Trip Part 1 Topic Trip

  2. Hooke Court Residential Centre

  3. Hooke Court Residential Centre • Situated 15 miles north west of Dorchester in the village of Hooke • Opened in 1994 by Peter and Mandy Cooper, Hooke Court remains a small family run business where the quality and safety of the service provided is paramount. 

  4. Fun times

  5. KEY FEATURES • Grade II listed 14th century manor house • Stunning historical, rural location that brings learning to life  • Accommodation for up to 190  • Twenty-four acres of landscaped grounds and woodlands   • Playground, playing fields and low ropes course • All groups are fully catered for and accommodated in their own area

  6. Food • Hooke Court provide locally sourced, home-cooked food for the children. Where possible the food grown at Hooke Court is included in the menus. The food is healthy and nutritious whilst still appealing to a child's taste. • They children are provided with a packed lunch, hot evening meal and breakfast.

  7. Where do we live? • Children sleep in bunk bedded dormitories each accommodating up to 8 to 10 children, with adjoining bathroom facilities. Duvets, sheets, pillows etc. are all provided, towels are not. • There are play areas immediately outside all of the accommodation units. There are staff bedroomsin the same unit. On the ground floor of the accommodation there is a common room, boot room and kitchenette equipped with fridge and kettle where groups can prepare their own bedtime and break time drinks if required. 

  8. Dates • Monday 3rd – Wednesday 5th November • On Wednesday afternoon, on the way home, we will visit the Tank Museum at Bovington • We plan to be back at school approximately 6pm – just in time for bonfires and fireworks!

  9. Cost • The cost for the trip will be approximately £140. • This will include the coach, 3 days at Hooke Court Residential centre, the trip to The Tank Museum and an activity linked to our topic at the Tank Museum. • You will need to provide a packed lunch for the Monday which we will eat when we arrive at Hooke Court.

  10. Why here and why only 3 days? • We have chosen this residential centre as it comes highly recommended by a number of different school that are currently using it. • Mrs Guy and Mrs Whitford are going to visit the centre for a pre-visit during the summer. • This is Part 1 of the residential trips that we plan to have during next year – Part 2 will take place during the Summer Term, after SAT tests. • This trip will be closely linked to the project we will be studying in the Autumn term – it’s a surprise!

  11. Year 6 2015 Residential Trip Part 2 To be continued …….

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