Where is Carla climbing trees?
In Costa Rica.
What do students gain besides new skills on these courses?
They make new friends, have fun, and remember the experience for life.
What kinds of activities can students do on Outward Bound courses?
Sea kayaking, surfing, hiking, and learning survival skills.
What activity is Michael doing?
He’s kayaking on the river in Wales.
What is Eddie learning in the Colorado mountains?
He’s learning rock climbing, which is scary but exciting.
Why does Carla enjoy tree climbing?
Because they help each other and the view at the top is amazing.
What is Jo doing in New Zealand?
He’s working with her team to build a raft in Anakiwa.
How does Michael feel about kayaking?
He says the water is cold and he’s getting wet, but he loves it.
In how many different countries are the courses held?
In 30 countries.
What age group can take part in Outward Bound courses?
11- to 24-year-olds.
Where are some of the places mentioned where Outward Bound activities take place?
From the Amazon in Brazil to the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, USA.
What activity is Emilia taking part in?
She’s camping on an overnight expedition in the Australian outback.
When did Outward Bound start and where?
It started in the UK in 1941.
What do young people at Outward Bound schools do instead of studying?
They learn by doing exciting activities in wild places.