Summer Trips 2010
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Kelston Seniors Summer Camp

Dates: 24th – 30th July 2010

LocationWoodlands Centre, Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia National Park, North Wales

The hostel is fully-equipped and is run by a registered charity called ‘The Barn Outdoor Pursuits Association’. The camp is jointly organised by Kelston, Westpark and Greygarth clubs. It will include a variety of sports and outdoor activities.

Departure    Saturday 24th July, 10:30 am

Return          Friday 30th July, 7:00 pm

Cost              £150 (all inclusive)

What to bring

         Two towels, pyjamas, wash bag
         Torch with spare batteries
         Three changes of clothes
         Presentable clothes for Holy Mass
         Sports clothes, swimming trunks
         Hiking boots & waterproofs
         Sun block lotion, cap & maybe sun glasses
         Water bottle and small back pack
         Packed lunch for the journey on the first day

The rooms have duvets and bed linen so there is no need to bring a sleeping bag.

Please do not bring electronic equipment. Any mobiles must be switched off and used for emergencies only.

Please advise of any special dietary requirements before we go.

Places are limited. Please book early to avoid disappointment.

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Kelston Juniors Summer Camp

HIGH ASHURST OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTRE
DORKING, SURREY
Run by Surrey County Council

Saturday 29th May to Tuesday 1st June 2010

Cost £95

FOR CLUB MEMBERS AND THEIR FRIENDS 10-12 YEARS OLD

Kelston’s Juniors Camp will take place at the Outdoor Education Centre run by Surrey County Council called High Ashurst, at the top of Box Hill, Mickleham, Dorking, Surrey. Families can drive there directly for 12 noon on the first day, and pick up at 3pm on the final day. If you require transport, a minibus will leave from Kelston at 10.30am on the first day and return for 5.00pm on the last day but places must be booked at least one week in advance. The Kelston group will be under the supervision of Kelston leaders but all professional instruction will be given by High Ashurst staff. We will be camping in large tents provided by the centre and we will be looking after our own cooking. There is a toilet block containing flush toilets, hand basins and running water for the use of our group. It is a fabulous location and we are pleased to be teaming up with High Ashurst once again.

What to bring

·Sportswear: T-shirts, shorts, socks, trainers, tracksuit bottoms etc
·Pyjamas, towel and toiletries. Torch (optional) and Light anorak
·Good clothes to attend Holy Mass on Sunday
·Sleeping bag (or ask if you can borrow one from Kelston at least one week before leaving)
·No pocket money needed

What not to bring

Anything valuable. Mobile phones are discouraged and may be kept centrally if it becomes an issue
Walkmans, mp3 players, stereos. Electronic games. Knives are not permitted

Before we go

Ensure full payment is made, cheques to ‘Kelston Trips’

Ensure Kelston possesses the Consent & Medical form, already held if a club member

Organise your travel arrangements. Either go to www.multimap.com (enter post code RH5 6DQ) for a map of how to get there from the top of Box Hill or book a place in the minibus if spaces available with Cliff only

The address of the centre is High Ashurst Outdoor Education Centre, Mickleham, Dorking, Surrey RH5 6DQ. It is accessible from the road running along the top of Box Hill.

Information

Telephone number of High Ashurst for emergencies is 01372 378647

There is a pay phone for outgoing calls in the headquarters block at High Ashurst.

The Outdoor Education Centre carries mandatory insurance cover relating to third parties. Kelston has full insurance cover with London Youth to cover against accidents or injuries and loss of personal possessions.

If you require any further information, email us on
mail@kelston.org.uk or ring 020 8673 2242