Embark on a three day, two night mission to Holbe Basecamp, set deep in the heart of the Bioasis. The weekend, led and facilitated by our team of outdoor instructors and wild guides, includes a mixture of activities and reflection, including:

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• Outdoor Adventure: Having left our vehicles on day one, our only form of transport will be our own two feet to explore the forests and meadows of The Bioasis, as well as canoes to explore the river, salt marshes and estuary.

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• Nature immersion and biodiversity monitoring: Nature is proven to de-stress and encourage diversity of thought. We’ll bring nature to life, with the use of specialist biodiversity monitoring equipment, learning to track animals and contribute to on-going conservation efforts including plastic clean-ups and/or removal of invasive plant species. Through hands-on, practical conservation work, we’ll work together having a positive effect on the environment, reconnecting with the natural world in the process.

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• Team Building challenges: Your first task? Navigate your way to Bioasis basecamp, using a breadcrumb trail of clues and information. Using navigation skills, morse-code, locating equipment dead drops and communicating with Bioasis mission control via radio, you’ll need strong teamwork skills and strategic thinking to be successful. The aim is to inspire creativity and resilience, encouraging out-of-the-box thinking and problem-solving.

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• A chance to reflect: There will be plenty of time to reflect on our personal and professional journeys. And, as always, the support and sounding board of a group of fellow teaching professionals will no doubt come shining through as we swap stories and advice around the firepit.