Schools and Youth Groups
Challenge Wales offers an exhilarating opportunity for young people to experience, helping to broaden their horizons, develop their personal and social skills to help improve their employment prospects. Some of our voyages are marine-themed and science-focused, others are or an opportunity to build friendships while having lots of fun! Challenge Wales also offers Agored Cymru units in; Teamwork, Developing Own Confidence and an Environmental Project and we will work with your group to put the right sail training programme together that meets your learning objectives.
If you are not part of a group and looking to attend on your own then check our out Boat Camp information above.
Groups join Challenge Wales either on one of our scheduled voyages, in our sailing schedule, or create their own by letting the Challenge Wales team know the proposed duration of the voyage and suitable dates as well as what they wish to get out of the experience.
If you are an independent young person or there are just 2 or 3 people in a group interested in joining a voyage, then joining one of our voyages already scheduled is perfect for this.
Groups we have worked with include: Housing Associations, Local Authorities, Youth Clubs, Homeless Charities, Air Cadets, Colleges, Schools, Princes Trust, SEN Departments, Universities, BME Women, Unemployed Young People and Young Carers to name a few.
The Challenge Wales charity is also an Approved Activity Provider with the DofE Scheme and able to offer Gold Residential opportunities enabling you to achieve this on any of our vessels.
Challenge Wales, a 72-foot round-the-world racing yacht are now an exhilarating opportunity for young people to experience, helping to broaden their horizons, develop their personal and social skills and improve their future employability. Our case studies are testament to the work we do and what we can achieve.
The group will be involved in all aspect of sailing the boat while remaining in a safe, exciting and challenging environment.