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All of our D of E programmes include:

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• A D of E training day at our 54 acre site

• Both Practice and Qualifying expeditions

• Ttransport from the London area

• Use of our equipment and training resources

• Tents

• Trangias

• Roll mats

• Compasses

• Maps

• Group first aid kits

• Emergency phones

• Camping fees

• Emergency transport

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Experienced and qualified staff:

• Minimum Lowland leader qualified

• Qualified DofE supervisors

• Qualified DofE assessors

• Up to 20 years’ experience working within the DofE programme

• Years of expedition experience in the UK and around the world

• Extensive knowledge of all areas where expeditions are delivered

• Full reconnaissance and risk assessments of areas and route

Basecamp support:

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• Emergency Phones for Groups

• First aid kits for groups

• Expedition leader – One member of staff in charge of the ultimate success of the expedition

• Basecamp coordinator – A member of staff in constant contact with parents or the young person's next of kin, the expedition leader and supervisors when necessary

• Supervisors – Qualified and experienced Lambourne End staff will be remotely supervising groups ensuring that checkpoints and campsites are reached.

• Expedition leader and supervisors will be carrying comprehensive first aid kits.