The most popular activity voted for by the children was caving, which also corresponded directly with the issue that most overcame: a fear of small spaces.

 

Some children preferred sailing due to the relaxing nature of their experience whilst others preferred the adrenaline rush of climbing the high ropes and then performing a leap of faith (a 5 metre drop secured to a friction braking system) at the end.  

 

What was certainly the most common observation by the teachers was how well the children worked together in the activities. Whether this was building a raft to stay afloat or to synchronise their paddling on one of the giant canoes, Form 6 continually proved just how adept they are at pulling together in one direction (excuse the pun).