• 20-50 students $27 per person

• 51-75 students $23 per person

• 76-100 students $20 per person

• Call us for meal and multi-day program information

PROGRAM FEES 2018

College Settlement Camp

Outdoor School

Day Trip and

Team Building Programs

Bring your students to us for a day of learning science, how

to cooperate, communicate and think outside the box.

Our team challenges are de-signed to foster inclusion, using the Challenge by Choice philosophy. Choosing their level of participa-tion, students will work with their group to achieve their team goals

within a challenging but safe environment. Our program can be customized to meet your

school’s need.

Combine these activities with hands on science lessons in our

ecologically diverse 235 acre prop-erty for an AMAZING day.

College Settlement Outdoor School

600 Witmer Road, Horsham PA 19044

Renee@collegesettlement.org

www.Collegesettlement.org

Direct: (267) 810-8103

Office (215) 542-7974

We guarantee your kids will leave our program having

learned a lot about themselves and their peers, about the fields,

forests, meadows, watershed and farm.

From peer leadership to high school mentoring programs,

come see how we can help your students develop their “out of the

classroom” skills.

We can combine activities to meet your goals, and provide a

highly rewarding day out of school.

Our Outdoor School Program was started in fall of 1973. We currently run programs for over 35 elementary, middle and high schools, but also have several programs for boy and girl scouts, sports teams, adult and youth groups.

GROUP CHALLENGE COURSE

Having students participate in Group Challeng-es allows them to be physically active while totally engaged with their group. Typically, groups spend two hours out on the challenge field, and can work through 5-7 challenges. From anti-bullying activities to stereotype- busting programs, large group non-competitive games, unique team challenges to an ever changing natural environment – we can design a program to bring your students an educational, fun and valuable experience.

OUR ACTIVITIES

LOW ROPES COURSE

The Low Ropes Course is an excellent follow-up to the Group Challenge Course. These activities require more careful supervision and more cooperation between the students. Many school teachers choose to lead this activi-

ty with their class on the second day of the trip. Outdoor School staff will cover low ropes supervision for the

course in a short training session for the school teachers.

LESSONS

With 235 acres of beautiful meadows and forests and a dedicated, diverse staff, we can work with schools to de-sign a program around your needs. We can cover sustain-able agriculture, wetland, forest and aquatic ecology, con-servation, farm animals—you name it! Our lessons are hands on, feet in and outside. It’s a great way to bring science learned in the classroom alive.

Below is a basic day trip schedule that most extended day trip groups use. Activities can be changed to fit the school’s preference, or in the case of inclement weather.

Meals can be arranged if needed.

We usually have one camp staff avail-

able per 15 students.

• 9.00 - 9.30 ARRIVAL AND ICE BREAKERS

• 10.00 – 12:15 GROUP CHALLENGES

• 12:15-1:00 PICNIC LUNCH

• 1:00– 2:30 LOW ROPES OR LESSONS

• 2:30-2:45 DEBRIEF and WRAP UP

Schools can opt to customize this schedule in any

way to fit their arrival and departure limitations.

We have 2 large pavilions and a large multipurpose

building for use during inclement weather.

Water coolers will be provided on warmer days for

students out on activities.

TYPICAL SCHEDULE

Just give us a call to

see what we can offer.