Reward Days
A break from the classroom with laser tag, archery, camp activities, team challenges and outdoor games.
School trips near Louth
Outdoor education and residential-style activity days.
School trips, reward days, team building, bushcraft, navigation and residential-style visits planned around your school, class or youth group in Lincolnshire.
37 acres
School groups
Practical skills
Residential options
Outdoor outcomes
Confidence, teamwork and skills that feel real.
Sessions can mix structured learning with the kind of activity pupils actually talk about afterwards.
What a visit can include
Learning does not need to feel like a worksheet.
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Instructor-led activity sessions matched to age and ability.
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Outdoor navigation, map work and team problem solving.
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Bushcraft, shelter building, fire lighting, clay work and survival basics.
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Reward-day activities including archery, Laser Tag, team challenges and tactical games.
Programme ideas
Pick the outcome first, then choose the activities.
Back 2 Bear can plan sessions around learning, reward days, teamwork or a full outdoor activity day.
Residential Style Trips
Longer visits built from core outdoor activities including bushcraft, target sports, team challenges, navigation and tactical games. If your group needs more, speak to the team about extra options.
Build Your Own Day
Message with ages, group size and learning goals, then Back 2 Bear can recommend the best mix of activities.
Schools & residentials
The base activities most school groups build from.
These are the core activities Back 2 Bear can use for school visits, class days, residential-style trips and youth group programmes. If you want a bigger or more tailored day, message the team and they can arrange options around your aims, ages and group size.
School visits are quoted by message because prices depend on group size, class numbers, ages, timings and the activities chosen.
Target Sports
Archery, axe throwing and crossbows, run with instructor guidance and adapted to suit the age and ability of the group.
Bushcraft
Shelter building, primitive fire lighting, survival fire lighting and clay work for hands-on woodland learning.
Tactical Games
Laser Tag, Gelsoft, Paintball and Escape & Evade for active groups that want movement, tactics and teamwork.
Team Building
Low Ropes, Gutter Ball, Tower of Power, Go-Kart building and Water Tower, to mention a few.
Planning a trip
A simple route from idea to visit.
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Send the basics. School or group name, class sizes, age range, preferred dates and the kind of outcome you want.
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Shape the session. The team can suggest activities, timings and a realistic format for the visit, with pricing based on the number of pupils/classes attending.
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Arrive ready. Your group gets an organised outdoor day with active sessions and clear timings.