Unit 09 Expeditions Conditions

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Unit 09 Expeditions Conditions

Code of Conduct for Walking in Groups

Check behind you after every stop

To check you havent't left anything behind.

Gates closed by last person

To prevent livestock escaping and just good manners.

No unnecessary shouting

Don't act like children.

No Music played

Don't pollute the countryside with your noise.

No Litter left

To preserve the environment of the countryside.

No foul language within hearing of other people

Not fair on other people.

Smoke only during rest stops

Don't be a pikey.

No movement with phone in hands

To prevent slips trips and falls.

Go at the speed of the slowest walker (don't dawdle though)

To stick together

Stick together

For safety, to prevent getting lost and to save time.

Expedition Conditions

The expedition should take place in a wild environment.

The team must plan and organise the expedition.

Must work in a group

Meet requirements of the risk assessment

Have planned the expedition

Must carry all own equipment

Must wear and carry clothing and equipment appropriate to the conditions and terrain.

All participants must be properly equipped.

Must navigate at least one leg of the expedition.

Must cook and eat a substantial meal on at least one evening and one morning.

All expeditions must be by the participants’ own physical effort, without motorised or outside assistance.

You must have planned the expedition yourself

Must be accommodated by camping.

Unit Conditions

Must attempt to procure essential expiation equipment

Appropriate clothing

Sleeping bag

Gloves

Warm hat

Waterproof jacket and trousers

Must provide own:

Food for expeditions

Walking boots

MUST attend the two required expeditions

Pay materials fees

Must adhere to Individual Effort ethos

Work as individuals to identify locations and answers to questions