Activities

Steer round corners with confidence as you race your friends on the track.

It’s time to start your engines for this motor sports adventure and show speed and control in a race to the finish line.

Enjoy the adrenaline rush as a passenger or challenge yourself to take the wheel with a driving experience.

Become the Global Positioning Satellite system and show how it works by finding a lost group member.

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

Like all treasure hunts, there are rules to consider on your search. Get to grips with the laws that make geocaching fun for all.

Learn how longitude and latitude shape how the land lies, and coordinate your search to find loads of loot!

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

Take a deep breath as the curtains go up, then step into the spotlight and let your talents shine.

With a bit of practise and patience, you’ll soon be ready to take to the stage and perform.

Give others the gift of adventure by preparing and hiding your own secret treasure for them to find… if they can!

Turn up, tune in, and learn to ride the waves.

Keep in touch with one another in big places by using two-way radios to send and receive messages. Over.

Find out more about your favourite flora or fauna, then host a display for your friends.

Some adverts support gender equality, but others still have work to do. Put yourself in the director’s chair – what would you change?

Visit your local authority to explore how your community’s governed. How could you work together to make the world a better place?

Keep your eyes peeled for danger as we hunt hazards on a mock ski run.

Be sure no one freezes up or starts feeling the heat as we explore extreme temperature-related conditions.

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.

What’s that coming over the hill? Is it a hazard? Explore how seeing what might lie ahead of you on a hillwalk can help.

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

Run to the hills and put your best foot forwards, as we plan a hilly hike with a difference.