Plymouth College



Welcome to Plymouth College Outdoor Education Blog. Here we will show the vast variety of activities we offer to students throughout the year including Ten Tors, Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Overseas Expeditions, Scuba Diving, Sailing, Paddlesport, Rock Climbing and Mountaineering, Mountain Biking, Power Kiting and much more.

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Tuesday, 7 June 2016

BTEC on exped!

Its been a while since our last post, but we have been up to lots. Here is the last couple of days out and about on an expedition with the BTEC students.















Sunday, 15 May 2016

Biking on Thursday







A little delayed, but here are the photos from our biking trip on Thursday to Haldon Hill bike park. Well done to the Upper Sixth students who successfully navigated, rode and fixed mechanical issues on the trail. 

Friday, 29 April 2016

Biking at Tamar Trails





We had a good time biking yesterday, managing to clock all of the trails at Tamar Trails, there were some surprisingly steep up hills!

Wednesday, 27 April 2016

River trip!







A brilliant, if low, trip down the river today. Well done to our rock hugging students!

Monday, 25 April 2016

Biking in the woods






We had a lot yesterday day for biking! After dealing with a road closure we got to the trail and had an explore, stopping to see the Peregrine Falcon (which swooped down to its nest) we hit the trail and did a few loops before heading back

Thursday, 21 April 2016

Alternative activities for U6th












It was a bit windy again, but we had a good time raft building and then went to the woods for to build a river crossing using ropes as part of  us looking at alternative activities.

Wednesday, 20 April 2016

A bit windy for Sea Kayaking








It was a bit windy today, but we headed to Newton Ferrers to go sea kayaking. The wind seemed to b coming down the Yealm and down from Bridgend but we managed to get a good paddle in looking at moving the craft forwards, backward, sideways and around in circles. Some people also managed to get their nose on the front of their kayak...