I went down to London on Wednesday to carry out some in-house assessments for an Independent school on their outdoor climbing and abseiling towers. It was lucky they had floodlights as we didn't stop until about 6 o'clock. The next day I assessed 3 staff (1 from a different independent schools) for their Climbing Wall Award. We went over the Craggy Island to conduct the main Climbing Wall Award assessment and the school's tower for the abseil and top roping module. All successfully completed both aspects of the assessment. The usual challenge was to get home without incident and to negotiate the M25 and the M6/5 junction in good time - five and a half hours later I was home in windy Snowdonia.
I went down to London on Wednesday to carry out some in-house assessments for an Independent school on their outdoor climbing and abseiling towers. It was lucky they had floodlights as we didn't stop until about 6 o'clock. The next day I assessed 3 staff (1 from a different independent schools) for their Climbing Wall Award. We went over the Craggy Island to conduct the main Climbing Wall Award assessment and the school's tower for the abseil and top roping module. All successfully completed both aspects of the assessment. The usual challenge was to get home without incident and to negotiate the M25 and the M6/5 junction in good time - five and a half hours later I was home in windy Snowdonia.
