Norway Senja, Team building.

Arctic Direct

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Prices from £1345*

Seiland House, once a boarding school, offers a unique opportunity to embrace the island's remote beauty in a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. With only 12 to 15 people living in this part of the island, it provides a truly serene environment. The surrounding coastline is home to a rich diversity of bird and animal life, making it an ideal location for an engaging outdoor learning program filled with exciting adventures for young people.

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Norway Senja

Seiland House is an ideal location for school visits for several reasons:

Remote and Peaceful Environment: Its secluded setting offers a calm and distraction-free atmosphere, allowing students to focus on learning and personal development.

Natural Beauty: Surrounded by stunning landscapes, students can connect with nature, enhancing both outdoor education and environmental awareness.

Rich Wildlife: The area boasts a diverse range of bird and animal life, providing opportunities for hands-on learning about ecosystems, wildlife, and conservation.

Small, Close-Knit Community: With only a few residents, students can experience a more intimate, community-oriented environment, which fosters collaboration and personal growth.

Adventure and Exploration: The location is perfect for outdoor activities and exciting adventures, such as hiking, nature walks, and wildlife observation, all of which can complement a range of educational programs.

In essence, Seiland House offers a unique blend of tranquility, nature, and adventure, making it an ideal destination for school visits focused on education, exploration, and personal growth.

What they will learn

Subjects available: Activities, Physical Education, Cultural, Expedition, Conservation

During a short trip to Seiland House, students can engage in a variety of educational activities that foster learning across multiple disciplines:

1. Environmental Education: Students can explore the diverse ecosystems of Seiland, learning about local flora, fauna, and the importance of preserving natural habitats. Observing wildlife and understanding the role of the coastline in the local ecosystem would provide valuable insights into environmental conservation.

2. Outdoor Adventure and Teamwork: Through outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, and nature walks, students can build teamwork and problem-solving skills. These adventures encourage collaboration, communication, and leadership, while promoting physical fitness.

3. Wildlife Observation: With the rich bird and animal life around the coastline, students can study various species, their behaviors, and their natural habitats. This hands-on experience can deepen their understanding of biology, ecology, and conservation efforts.

4. Geography and Geology: The island’s unique landscape offers an opportunity to study physical geography, including coastal features, rocks, and natural formations. Students can learn about the impact of the environment on human settlement and the history of the area.

5. Cultural and Historical Studies: The former boarding school setting offers a historical perspective, allowing students to learn about the history of Seiland House and its transformation over time. This could tie into lessons on local history, architecture, and the cultural significance of remote communities.

6. Reflection and Personal Growth: The serene, remote atmosphere of Seiland House provides an ideal setting for self-reflection, mindfulness, and personal development. Students can benefit from the peaceful surroundings to relax, reflect, and build resilience in an immersive environment.

Overall, a trip to Seiland House offers students a well-rounded educational experience, combining outdoor adventure, environmental studies, cultural exploration, and personal growth.

What's included

The "Team Building in Northern Norway" program at Seiland House offers a unique experience in the Alta Fjord, providing a mix of adventure, education, and environmental awareness for around 30 participants. Set on Seiland, the eighth largest island in Norway, the program includes a variety of outdoor activities such as mountain trekking, sea fishing, and canoeing. Students will explore the stunning Arctic nature, learn about local wildlife, and engage in team-building exercises, all while learning about climate change, pollution, and sustainability.

Key features of the program:

* Accommodation: All accommodation: in shared cabins and private rooms for adults.

* Meals: All meals on Seiland are included, featuring local ingredients.

*Activities:

- Mountain trekking with wildlife observation.

- Sea fishing with boats and equipment.

- Canoeing and freshwater fishing at Skarvevann.

- Team-building challenges and sustainability education.

*Guides: Professional instructors and activity organizers will provide support and materials.

*Extras: Transfers to and from Seiland and Alta, with the possibility of seeing the Northern Lights in Autumn and Winter

The program promotes environmental sustainability, personal growth, and teamwork, offering a memorable and educational experience in a remote and tranquil setting.

Transport

Includes Flights, Coach transfers to port and boat to Seiland

Accommodation

Seiland - shared cabins

Teacher checklist

Risk Assessments, Free Places, LOtC, ABTA, School Travel Forum, ATOL, IATA, Expedition Providers Association

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* Guide prices are per person with 1 in 10 teacher places FOC, subject to availability and may vary by departure date, groups size and itinerary. Please ask for details.

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