At The Outdoor Ed School we provided this activity just before the Easter holidays every year.

It's a great activity to get your student outside, active, and developing their navigation skills.

To watch our compass intro video head to our website:

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While providing an orienteering session for a school I stumbled onto this great metaphor.

Identify your starting point and your end point (goal).

Choose the best route for you.

Then start your journey to success.

Don't forget to keep track of your progress.

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If you looking for a feedback model which rolls off the tongue than this isn't the right model for you.

If you are looking for a model which is user friendly and produces thoughtful feedback than give this a go!

Trying pairing it with one of the team challenges from the hub.

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This is a great way to get your students brains working.

It asks your students to work together, be creative, and think quickly.

This can also be used to help students retain complex instructions.

If you would like more outdoor ed resources check out our website:

www.theoutdooredschool.co.uk