by katemackay25 | Oct 12, 2021
So many plans have had to change due to covid, but I was determined to have an adventure in 2021. Travel abroad was too challenging, but I thought domestic adventures had more chance in succeeding. I had always put off an endurance adventure, as I wasn’t sure I had it...
by katemackay25 | Apr 26, 2021
A chance for escapism, entertainment or education; we’ve all listened to podcasts for whatever reason. They’re great for a long distance journey, be it car, train or coach (although not much of that recently), and helping to pass the time whilst ironing or as company...
by katemackay25 | Jan 16, 2021
At this time of year, I’m usually looking forward to snowboarding and organising trips away for the forthcoming year. My values and things that are important to me include being outside, particularly in the mountains, and pursuing adventure. Although, my options are...
by katemackay25 | Nov 29, 2019
Ever wondered about what really happens on school ski trips, how they get organised and whether the kids are really safe? Well look no further, as Marcus Tinsley, bares all. As a former head teacher, outdoor education adviser and lead in Newcastle Schools Ski...
by katemackay25 | Apr 12, 2016
Many secondary schools offer their pupils a chance to go on a ski trip, usually for those upward of Year 8 and beyond (age 13 and older). Most UK schools travel to Europe (Austria, France and Italy are popular) but some will go to North America. Often trips can be...
by katemackay25 | Mar 22, 2016
Although Easter is approaching the season is not yet over, and many of you could still be heading to the Alps these holidays. The snow is reported to be excellent, but can the same be said of your snowboarding skills? Although there is a steep learning curve when...
