This unit develops Year 5 students' ability to communicate effectively under pressure whilst applying tactical thinking to solve complex team challenges. The focus shifts from basic outdoor activities to sophisticated problem-solving scenarios that mirror real-world leadership situations. Through progressive team-based challenges, students learn that successful outcomes depend not just on individual skills, but on clear communication, strategic planning, and adaptive leadership.
This unit develops Year 5 students' collaborative problem-solving abilities through progressively challenging team scenarios that emphasise trust, communication, and strategic thinking. The focus shifts from basic non-verbal communication skills to complex problem-solving under pressure, building essential life skills whilst maintaining the excitement and engagement that OAA activities naturally provide.
This unit develops Year 5 students' ability to work collaboratively through progressively complex outdoor and adventurous challenges, culminating in navigation and orienteering skills. The pedagogical focus shifts from foundational communication and trust-building to applying these interpersonal skills in practical navigation contexts. Through carefully structured problem-solving activities, students develop resilience, strategic thinking, and the confidence to tackle challenges that require genuine interdependence.
This unit develops Year 5 students' teamwork and communication skills through progressively challenging outdoor and adventurous activities. Beginning with fundamental cooperation skills, students advance through structured problem-solving scenarios to complex multi-stage challenges that mirror real adventure situations. The emphasis is on developing resilience, leadership qualities, and the ability to work effectively under pressure whilst building trust and mutual support within teams.
This unit develops Year 5 students' collaborative problem-solving abilities through progressively complex outdoor and adventurous activities. Beginning with non-verbal communication challenges, students build trust and teamwork skills before advancing to orienteering and leadership challenges. The unit uniquely combines physical navigation skills with essential life skills of communication, trust-building, and creative thinking in authentic, engaging contexts.
This unit develops Year 5 students' collaborative problem-solving abilities through progressive outdoor challenges that build trust, communication skills, and creative thinking. Starting with basic teamwork exercises, students advance through navigation tasks, memory challenges, and culminate in sophisticated communication methods like Morse code, preparing them for real-world outdoor scenarios.
This unit develops students' map reading skills and navigational confidence through progressively challenging orienteering tasks. By combining technical map skills with collaborative teamwork, students learn to navigate outdoor spaces strategically whilst building communication, decision-making and problem-solving capabilities. The unit creates authentic contexts where students must apply geographical understanding under time pressure and competitive conditions.