• Learn to start outdoor survival-style fire lightings
  
  
• Environmentally-Friendly

• Finding clean water in the wilderness
  
  
• Learn about the fundamentals of water treatment

• Master the use of knots and lashings to build catapults
  
  
• Learn about Cohesive Strength

• Learn different ways to climb
  
  
• Overcome problematic scenarios together as a group!

Scaled down to a small firepit to ensure social distancing while having fun, participants get to experience outdoor survival style fire lighting techniques using a flint-and-steel or a magnifying glass.

A blazing fire in the outdoors brings about warmth and safety, from hot meals to a night around the campfire with your friends. Participants will learn how to build and sustain a fire in the outdoors safely, while minimising the impact on the environment, practicing Leave No Trace Outdoor Ethics and building on a vital skill used in outdoor survival.

Participants will learn the fundamentals and science of our daily drinking water treatment – Water source selection; Sedimentation; Filtration; Sterilization. Activities can be conducted indoors or outdoors.

When you’re out in the wild without the proper equipment, how do you get clean water to sustain you?

Our Sand Filter activity aims to teach participants how to build a filter from natural materials found around them in the outdoors, while understanding the principles behind water filtration.

Participants will learn how to transform a pile of sticks and string into a working catapult capable of launching projectiles, using simple knots and lashings.

Cohesive strength – A single stick falls and breaks easily but tie a few together, wonders may be created. With a scaled down version using chopsticks and twine, the gladiator can be transformed into an indoor-based activity. Activity suitable for all ages or in small groups.

The activity creates problem-solving scenarios using the technical skills learned, bringing participants together to overcome different challenges in a safe and fun way.

There’s more than one way to climb. In this activity, participants will learn a different form of climbing involving the use of mechanical devices to ascend a rope, rather than climbing up a wall. Activity may be conducted outdoors or indoors, and also off-site at the client’s venue of choice.

Developing and application of Socio-emotional Learning competencies such as social awareness, responsible decision making and self-management through GRATITUDE BUILDING.

Each session builds upon the concept of Gratitude and ends off with a class collaborative project made up of individual contributions (eg. individual collage)

School / Classroom-based Programme

The science behind gratitude asserts that practising gratitude can bring about positive outcomes for physical and psychological life eg. happier, healthier and reduces negative ruminations. As a strength-based resource, having a grateful mindset can help one manage difficulties later on in life and it strengthens relationships.

For students, the practice of gratitude has been found to improve stress management, concentration, moods and lead to increased creativity, self-motivation and better sense of well-being. Researchers have shown that activities that foster gratefulness in students may even have long term benefits beyond enhancing their social and emotional skills.

We are cultivating the value of :

• Heartfulness
• Thoughtfulness
• Generosity
• Selflessness

Session can be conducted during CCE lessons, in a small group of min. 6 pax or a class of max. 40 pax. Hands-on learning (eg. didactic, social media, craft work etc will be introduced)