Independent Schools Weekend - WEIS1

17 - 19 Jan, Lendrick Muir , P5 - S3, £110.00
No accompanied travel

This Independent Schools’ Weekend is for young people in P5-S2. It's filled with exciting activities and opportunities to explore the Bible. The event is led by Jenny Thomson, Independent Schools Worker- East, along with a team of accredited SU Scotland volunteers from around Scotland, including SU Group leaders.  

The weekend takes place at Lendrick Muir which is the perfect place in the countryside to spend a few days away. Inside there are comfortable dorms, a large games hall and space to relax. On site, there are lots of activities to choose from to make this a fantastic weekend.  

 The weekend is a chance to have fun doing activities together and explore the Bible, with plenty of time to catch up with friends and make new ones. I’d love you to join me!

 

Activities include: Disc Golf, Adventure Playground, Archery, Crafts, Challenge Course, King Swing, Nukemball, Games and Board games. 

There is no organised travel to this weekend.

 

*Bookings for this weekend open on 30th September.

For more information about this event, please contact:

Male Places
12 Remaining
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Female Places
5 Remaining
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What can you do here?

  • Adventure Park
  • Archery
  • Challenge Course
  • Crafts
  • Disc Golf
  • Foot Golf
  • King Swing
  • Sports and Games
What about other activities?

As well as the activities listed above or on the event pages, you'll also get a chance to take part in other activities at this site. Check out the full list at the venue page here.

What's the location like?

Lendrick Muir is big, comfy, and easy to get to from all over the country. You can enjoy fast, furious outdoor stuff or chill with friends. Not to mention the acres and acres of outdoor space!

What's outside?

With 120 acres of grounds around the house, there is no shortage of space to enjoy the fantastic outdoor activities.

Where is it?

Lendrick Muir is near Kinross, with a beautiful setting in the Ochil hills. It’s right in the heart of Scotland, so it’s easy to get there. Glasgow and Edinburgh are both under an hour’s drive. The Borders, Dumfries and Aberdeen are all within 2 hours.