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PGLkidsandteenagersloveourholidays–theyexperienceexcitingnewactivities,
learnimpressiveskills,makelotsoffriendsanddevelopgreaterselfconfidence.
Meanwhileyoucanrelax,knowingthey’reingreathandsandcompletelyinvolved
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Eachdayisactionpackedandfunfilled–here’sanexample:
7.30–8.00am Wake up, shower and dress ready for the day!
8.30 Breakfast
Sort out dry bags and water bottles for the day ahead
9.30 Low ropes course
10.50 Drink break
11.00 Zip wire fun
12.30pm Lunch followed by Groupie games
2.00 Kayaking or abseiling
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3.30 Drink break
3.30 Mountain biking
5.00 Bank open for pocket money
5.45 Tea
6.15 Tuck shop opens. Time to sort out any clothes/
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costumes to get ready for the evening entertainment.
7.00 Evening entertainment
8.30–9.00 Bedtime for 7–10s
9.00–9.30 Bedtime for 10–13s
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9.30 13–16s entertainments finish.Time to chill out, MrsAlliott
watch DVDs or play pool etc, before bedtime.
10.30–11.00 Bedtime for 13–16s
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