Activities

Pipe out instructions with a boatswain’s whistle as we learn how sailors at sea share nautical messages.

Learn the signs and symptoms of choking and find out what you should do to help.

Learn how to deal with all sorts of bleeding, practise bandaging up your casualty, and treat them for shock.

Get the cold water at the ready and find out how to help someone who’s burned themselves.

Learn the signs and symptoms of sprains, strains, and broken bones and find out what you should do to help.

Becoming too hot or too cold can quickly turn into a first aid emergency. What can you do to help?

Learn the signs and symptoms of spinal injuries and find out what you should do to help.

Learn how to help someone who may be experiencing a heart attack or stroke.

Learn the signs and symptoms of head injuries and find out what you should do to help.

Create nautical narratives from your aquatic adventure kit as we learn how to be safe at sea!

Find your inner weather forecaster as you get stuck into deciphering a synoptic weather map.

Spend some quali-tea time together with this GongFu guide to cha, chat, and chill.

Create an instructional video to show others a skill you learned while volunteering at an activity centre.

Use your newfound skills to show everyone the equipment you used at the activity centre.

Reflect on your time volunteering at an activity centre with a (relaxed) interview.

Create your own cave maps as you get familiar with the cave conservation code.

Get stuck into an active, fun, foam-shooting game.

Join together and make a difference by fundraising for a cause that’s important to everyone.

How is disability presented on screen? Dive into some research, then add a new disabled character to your favourite TV show.

Find out more about conservation projects, then have your say. What would you do if you were in charge?

Plan your own snowsports adventure and learn about what you’ll need to consider to avoid any slip-ups!

Learn orienteering map reading in this activity, because you get the best start by knowing where you are and where you’re going.

Explore hazards you might face while orienteering and help everyone help each other spot dangers and how to avoid them.

You’ve got lots of dots to plot your way through in these small, indoor orienteering courses.