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Tucked within 100 acres of stunning mixed woodland, Ambush Activities offers an unparalleled outdoor experience that perfectly balances high-octane fun with valuable educational outcomes. Students are invited to step away from the classroom and into a world of tactical challenges, where communication and teamwork are the keys to success. By navigating diverse game zones such as the Fort, the Boat, and the Stockade, youngsters develop problem-solving skills and resilience while enjoying the freedom of the great outdoors.
The natural terrain provides a brilliant backdrop for building confidence through active play. Whether pupils are strategising for their next move in a Junior Airsoft session or exploring the biodiversity of the Hampshire countryside, every moment is designed to be engaging and inclusive. The variety of landscapes ensures that no two games are the same, keeping youngsters motivated and excited throughout their visit. It is an ideal addition to any residential itinerary, offering a healthy dose of adrenaline and fresh air.
Safety and professional guidance are at the heart of the experience, with expert marshals ensuring every session is both secure and structured. Pupils will benefit from using high-quality equipment tailored for their use, making the activity accessible for various skill levels. A visit here is more than just a day out; it is a chance for students to forge stronger bonds with their peers and return to their residential base with stories of adventure and achievement that will last a lifetime.
Here's some of the most frequently-asked questions about school visits to Ambush Activities, posed by teachers and other group leaders
The primary fire assembly point is the main car park. In the event of an emergency, marshals will use whistles or sirens to halt all games and lead students out of the woodland via the nearest cleared extraction path.
There is a dedicated first aid point located within the central \"Safe Zone\" hut. All lead marshals are first aid trained and carry radio communication to call for assistance from any point across the 100-acre site.
The site operates a strict \"Goggles On\" rule within all game areas; any student lifting their mask will result in a temporary game pause. Group leaders are requested to ensure all participants have a signed parental consent form prior to arrival.
Groups must wear sturdy, closed-toe footwear (boots or old trainers) and long-sleeved tops and trousers to protect skin from the woodland environment
There are permanent toilets on site
Equipment, including masks and markers, is sanitised between uses following a strict hygiene protocol.
