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Good stuff.

 

Kids need to be reintroduced to more scary, "dangerous" activities after years of being over protected. It gives them a fantastic sense of confidence, excitement and appreciation of natural history.

 

I helped organise a kids climbing day in central London a few years back - the H&S and paperwork was an absolute nitemare though!!!

Posted
Good stuff.

 

Kids need to be reintroduced to more scary, "dangerous" activities after years of being over protected. It gives them a fantastic sense of confidence, excitement and appreciation of natural history.

 

I helped organise a kids climbing day in central London a few years back - the H&S and paperwork was an absolute nitemare though!!!

 

 

thanks for the positive comments Janey

 

the H&S stuff is a nightmare but fortunately my brother deals with all that

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