Teacher and parent hub

Our bookings team will contact you for details of your party including numbers attending and with a link to our Acknowledgment of Risk and Medical form which can be passed on to the young peoples parent/carer?

To avoid disappointment we will also ask for details of your preferred activities as soon as possible.

Absolutely! Please arrange a visit with our bookings team.

All activities require closed toe footwear (comfortable trainers recommended).

For paddlesports we advise having a separate set of footwear that participants expect to get wet and muddy (old trainers or water shoes).

Flipflops, Crocs and Slides are not appropriate footwear.

The site is navigable with comfortable trainers or boots.

A copy of our kit list can be found here.

Open toe shoes including flip-flops, crocs and slides are not appropriate for activities.

While we provide the instructors to manage the session, you will need to provide sufficient staff to supervise young people in line with your own ratios.

We have accessible toilets in our main courtyard, by our lower camp site toilets and in Climb Kent. Our courtyard toilet also doubles as a wet room.

We aspire to deliver all of our activities as equitably as possible and pride ourselves in being able to adapt our activities to the needs of the individuals present.

We aim to have a specific sensory/quiet space available during our activity days, and students are always welcome to take a break from activities and return when it is right for them.

Please let us know of any specific needs ahead of your booking to allow our staff to have any necessary adaptations ready.

Should you have any specific queries please contact us to discuss how we can deliver the best session for your participants.

The majority of our activities have level access.

Most of our activities are within 100m of our carpark with a handful of activities being 200-400m away.
Please contact us if you have queries about access to specific activities.

Outdoor ground surfaces range from hard surfaces to gravel and mown grass.
Indoor surfaces include: Concrete, Rubber Crumb and short pile carpet.

Where possible our instructors hold National Governing Body qualifications.

Where NGB qualifications are not available we train and assess our instructors internally to rigorous standards.

All of our instructors are first aid trained and will take care of first aid requirements during activity sessions. As there may not be staff available during free time, evening and overnight you will need to provide first aid in line with your trips policy.

The majority of our activities are able to continue in adverse weather. Should we be unable to run an activity we will work with you to organise an alternative.

 We have a live in duty warden on call throughout your entire stay and centre staff can point you in the right direction during the day.

Duty warden contact details can be found outside the centre office.

Lower Grange Farm is easily accessible via the M2 & M20, has ample parking, and space for car, minibus and coach drop off.

There are also nearby public transport links. More information can be found on our Contact page.

Each school is assigned a lockable staff space for the duration of their stay where they can store valuables and access electricity points. We also have guest wifi available across the site.

We have a dedicated area for smoking/vaping near our carpark. Please refrain from smoking elsewhere on site.

Instructors are available to facilitate the delivery of engaging activities.

Responsibility for supervising your young people (including their behaviour) lies with your staff in line with your organisations policy and ratios throughout your stay.

Many of our activities benefit students learning and self exploration.

Please contact our bookings team if you would like to focus on a particular curriculum area during your stay.