Terms and Conditions – Standard

Definitions

“We”, “Us”, “Our” – 4th Dimension Ltd t/a Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre (registered company in England and Wales #04617597).
Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre can be contacted at info@blacklandfarm.org.

Bookings

2a. When a booking is made, it is regarded as a provisional booking. A deposit payment of 20% of the value of the booking is required to confirm a provisional booking. Deposit payments are non-refundable and non-transferable other than set out in this agreement.

2b. Provisional bookings will be held for a period of 30 days. After this period, Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to cancel or amend your booking. Provisional bookings are confirmed upon the receipt of the deposit payment.

2c. Bookings made less than 30 days before the arrival date are considered confirmed bookings with full payment due. The relevant Terms and Conditions relating to confirmed bookings apply.

2d. Bookings for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award programme where Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre are acting as the Approved Activity Provider, are subject to their own separate Terms and Conditions.

2e. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre may, at times, need to make major changes to your booking. On these occasions, you will be informed and allowed the right to cancel the booking without penalty.

2f. Final participant and accompanying adult numbers must be confirmed no later than 60 days prior to the arrival date. This information is required for the issuance of final balance payment invoices. Failure to provide final numbers by this deadline may result in invoicing based on the most recent estimated numbers or additional charges as applicable.

2g. Full balance payment is due 30 days prior to arrival. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre understands that financial situations may vary and is happy to discuss this with relevant parties. Any additional services agreed or added to a booking during the visit will be invoiced on departure with a 14-day payment term.

2h. Adventure Club (School Holiday Programme)

Bookings for the Adventure Club school holiday programme are subject to variations in these Terms and Conditions alongside any additional programme information provided at the time of booking.

Adventure Club bookings must be paid for in full at the time of booking. Places are non-transferable and non-refundable except where the programme is cancelled by Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre.

The Adventure Club operates as a day-only programme during school holiday periods, in which Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre staff act in loco parentis for participants during programme hours.

Parents or guardians remain legally responsible for their child outside of these hours, including travel to and from the site. Participants must be signed in and out each day by a named parent, guardian, or authorised adult. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to refuse handover to any person not previously authorised in writing by the parent or guardian.

Full and accurate medical, health, and dietary information must be submitted before the start of the programme. Failure to provide this information may result in the participant being unable to attend, with no refund given.

Participants are expected to follow Terms of Use and staff instructions. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to withdraw a participant from the programme for behaviour that compromises safety or welfare. No refunds will be provided for unused sessions in such cases.

Services and Facilities

3a. Services may vary slightly from descriptions on promotional or informational materials. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre does not accept liability for such variations.

3b. Except for specified events, including Adventure Club, bookings require an adult aged 18 or over to be present for the duration of the booking, who is the responsible person for any guest under the age of 18 relevant to that booking.

3c. Upon arrival, the Group Leader must check in at Reception before any other action is taken. Adventure Club participants should be signed in at the designated meeting point.

3d. Use of our services and facilities is subject to your agreement to follow the Terms of Use, including taking all reasonable steps to minimise disturbance to other guests. It is the guest’s obligation to ensure these are read and understood prior to arrival. The Terms of Use can be found in Section 12 of this document.

3e. Use of our services and facilities is subject to your agreement to follow our Safeguarding Policy and Health and Safety Policy. It is the guest’s obligation to ensure these are read and understood prior to arrival. These policies can be found at https://blacklandfarm.org/schools/group-leader-information.

3f. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to charge groups for damage to facilities or equipment caused by members of the group during the stay.

3g. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to charge a cleaning fee if a group leaves any area in an unreasonable state of cleanliness.

3h. Indemnity
The group and/or the named booking contact shall indemnify Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre against any loss, damage, claim, or expense arising from the actions, omissions, or negligence of the group or any of its members, except where caused by the negligence of Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre or its employees.

3i. Accommodation is booked per night. Arrival and departure dates/times are shown on your booking confirmation. It is the responsibility of the guest to ensure that their planned itinerary matches the booking confirmation. Arrival or departure outside of these times must be agreed in writing and may be subject to further charges.

3j. Guests must use facilities and services only for the purpose for which they were booked. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to refuse or charge for any use outside the scope of the booking.

Cancellation or Changes

4a. Any cancellation or change to a booking must be submitted in writing to Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre and acknowledged in writing by us to be valid.

4b. The guest may cancel all or part of their booking at any time with written notice, subject to the following cancellation charges:

• 91 days or more – Deposit only
  
  
• 31–90 days – 60% of the value of the booking
  
  
• 30 days or less – 100% of the value of the booking
  
  

Deposit payments are non-refundable and non-transferable other than set out in this agreement.

4c. Cancellation charges apply to all items booked as per the booking confirmation.

4d. Changes resulting in an increase in visitor numbers or additions to booked items are subject to availability and must be agreed in advance by Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre and charged accordingly.

4e. Where a booking is moved or postponed at the guest’s request, and with the written agreement of Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre, the change will be subject to availability and may incur an administration fee. The applicable fee will be confirmed in writing at the time of the change.

4f. For Adventure Club bookings, places are non-transferable and non-refundable except where the programme is cancelled by Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre.

Supervision

6a. Responsibility for Supervision
All groups bringing participants under the age of 18, or vulnerable young people, must ensure appropriate adult supervision at all times, including during activity sessions, free time, meal times, and overnight stays.
Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre staff are responsible solely for the delivery and safety management of instructed sessions — they do not act in loco parentis.

A nominated Group Leader must remain on site and available for the duration of the visit. The Group Leader is responsible for the conduct, welfare, and supervision of all group members, and for ensuring that the group complies with all terms of use, safety instructions, and policies.

6b. During Instructed Sessions
An accompanying adult must be present at all instructed sessions to assist with group management, behaviour, and pastoral support. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre instructors will lead the technical and safety aspects of the activity. If the supervising adult is not present or engaged as required, the session may be cancelled, with costs remaining payable.

6c. Medical and Dietary Information
A completed group card must be provided before arrival, detailing relevant health, medical, and dietary information for all participants. The accompanying adults must ensure instructors are made aware of any specific needs at the start of each session. Failure to disclose relevant information may result in the cancellation of activities, with all associated costs still payable.

6d. Adventure Club Supervision

During the Adventure Club school holiday programme, Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre staff act in loco parentis for participants throughout the programme day. This includes responsibility for the supervision, welfare, and behaviour of participants while signed into the programme.

Parents and guardians remain legally responsible for their child outside of programme hours, including travel to and from the site.

In the event of illness, injury, or behaviour requiring early collection, parents or guardians will be contacted and must make suitable arrangements for prompt collection. Participants must be signed in and out by an authorised adult as per booking requirements.

All participants must have full and accurate medical and dietary information submitted in advance to support appropriate supervision and care.

Force Majeure

8a. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre shall not be liable for any delay or failure to perform any obligation due to causes beyond our reasonable control including, but not limited to: strikes, acts of God, war (whether actual or threatened), riot, civil commotion, lockouts, labour disputes, terrorism (whether actual or threatened), malicious damage, threats to safety, compliance with law or governmental, third party or regulatory authority order, rule, regulation or direction, accident, environmental contamination, pandemic, epidemic, outbreak of disease, breakdown of plant or machinery, fire, flood, storm, natural, chemical, biological or nuclear disaster, adverse weather conditions, or difficulty or increased expense in obtaining staff, materials, goods, or raw materials in connection with the performance of this agreement.

Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre operates in most weather conditions, as outdoor learning often involves adapting to the environment. Programmes and products are carefully planned and conducted in line with our written risk assessments and ongoing dynamic assessments prior to and on the day. We continually monitor weather forecasts and site conditions to ensure safety remains our priority. Unless you hear otherwise from us, please assume your visit is going ahead as planned.

Insurance and Liability

9a. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre holds public liability insurance provided by Activities Industry Mutual to the value of £10 million.

9b. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre strongly recommends that groups and individuals purchase appropriate insurance for their visit.

9c. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre does not accept liability for personal belongings, property, or equipment of the visitor that has been lost, stolen, or damaged during the course of the visit.

Complaints

10a. If you should have a complaint or query regarding the service or facility provided by Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre, you should, in the first instance, contact the Duty Manager on-site as soon as possible to discuss.

10b. If you feel that you do not receive a satisfactory resolution from the above, you should contact info@blacklandfarm.org. A relevant manager will acknowledge the complaint within 3 working days and detail their intended action.

Terms of Use

Use of Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre is conditional upon adherence to the Terms of Use below. Breach of these rules may result in immediate termination of your stay without refund.

12a. The named adult on the booking is responsible for providing accurate information where requested.
12b. You are responsible for the administration of first aid to guests in the first instance, and for documenting with us any accidents or incidents.
12c. If you require assistance from emergency services, Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre staff must be informed at the earliest opportunity.
12d. Guests are responsible for following all fire procedures as provided.
12e. Large campfires are permitted in designated spaces. Barbeques are permitted if off the ground. Disposable barbeques are not permitted. Fire pits are permitted on campgrounds if off the ground. All ash, coals, and fuel must be disposed of responsibly.
12f. Guests must only drive in permitted areas, adhering to a speed limit of 5 mph on-site.
12g. Guests are responsible for disposal of refuse and recycling.
12h. Dogs are permitted on the grounds but not inside buildings. They must be kept on a lead at all times. Dog owners are fully responsible for immediate clearing and proper disposal of waste. Dogs are not permitted on Adventure Club bookings. Assistance dogs are exempt from restrictions.
12i. External suppliers of any kind – including the hire of plant, machinery, or equipment –are not permitted without prior written approval from Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre.
12j. Smoking is not permitted on site.
12k. Guests must follow the Countryside Code.
12l. The consumption of alcohol is permitted onsite as long as it is moderate, respectful, and does not conflict with any site policy. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to ask anyone to leave the site if they display inappropriate behaviour.
12m. Guests must display appropriate behaviour. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to ask anyone to leave the site if they display inappropriate behaviour.
12n. Facilities and services must be left in the manner presented on arrival. Charges are applicable for any damage or cleaning services incurred.
12o. Guests must not do or permit any action which is illegal or a nuisance, disturbance, or annoyance to other guests or neighbouring properties. Quiet times are between 10pm–7am.
12p. Guests must not use the grounds for any service that contradicts policy or direction for use.
12q. Guests will be provided with relevant access codes where required. These codes must not be shared externally. Gates and locks should be closed after use to maintain security. The main front gate will be closed outside of office hours; users requiring access outside these hours are advised to park outside the gate.

Privacy and Data

13a. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre has a commitment to protecting privacy and data. Our Data Protection Policy explains why we collect your data, how we use it, what we do to keep it safe, your rights, and how we process your data. If you have any queries about this policy or your rights, you can contact us at info@blacklandfarm.org.

General

These booking conditions may be varied by us at any time and at our sole discretion. Any new booking conditions will be published and attached to your initial email enquiry with immediate effect.
Your booking is governed by English Law, and subject to the jurisdiction of the English Courts.

Acceptance of Terms
By making a booking and/or paying a deposit, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms and Conditions on behalf of your group or organisation, and accept responsibility for ensuring that all members of your group adhere to them.

Terms and Conditions – DofE Expeditions and Residentials (Group and Open)

Definitions

“We”, “Us”, “Our” – 4th Dimension Ltd t/a Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre (registered company in England and Wales #04617597).
Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre can be contacted at info@blacklandfarm.org.

Bookings

2a. When a booking is made, it is regarded as a provisional booking. For groups to confirm a provisional booking, a deposit payment is required.
Deposit payments are non-refundable and non-transferable except as outlined in this agreement, and are charged at the following rates:

• 4–21 participants: £200 + VAT per booking

   

• 22–56 participants: £500 + VAT per booking

   

• 57 participants and above: £1,000 + VAT per booking

   

We appreciate that some schools may not have final participant numbers or group details at the point of booking, so we ask that a reasonable estimate is used when determining the appropriate deposit payment.

For open bookings, the deposit schedule does not apply, and the full balance payment is due upon booking. Points 2b, 2c and 2e are not relevant to open bookings.

2b. Provisional bookings will be held for 30 days. After this period, Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to cancel or amend your booking.

2c. Bookings made less than 30 days before the arrival date are considered confirmed bookings, with full payment due immediately. The relevant Terms and Conditions relating to confirmed bookings apply.

2d. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre may, on occasion, need to make major changes to your booking. In such cases, you will be notified and given the right to cancel your booking without penalty.

2e. Final participant numbers and the total number of groups must be confirmed no later than six weeks before the start of the course.
A final balance invoice for all booked DofE expeditions and residentials will be issued at this time, with payment due within 30 days.

2f. For group bookings, full balance payment is due 30 days prior to arrival. For open  bookings, full balance payment is due upon booking. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre understands that financial circumstances may vary and is happy to discuss this with relevant parties.
Any additional services agreed or added during the visit will be invoiced on departure, with a 14-day payment term.

2g. Participant details and medical information must be provided at least 30 days before the start of the course.

2h. Refunds are not available for non-attendance.

Services and Facilities

3a. Services may vary slightly from descriptions on promotional or informational materials. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre does not accept liability for such variations.

3b. For group bookings, we require an adult aged 18 or over to be present for the duration of the booking, who is the responsible person for any guest under the age of 18 relevant to that booking, unless otherwise agreed as per Section 6 of these terms. For open bookings, please reference Section 6 of these terms.

3c. For group bookings, upon commencement of the service, the Group Leader must check in with the Course Director before any other action is taken.

3d. Use of all services and facilities is subject to your agreement to follow the Terms of Use, including taking all reasonable steps to minimise disturbance to other guests. It is the guest’s obligation to ensure these are read and understood prior to arrival. These Terms of Use can be found in Section 12 of this document. Guests should be aware that off-site venues may have additional Terms of Use. It is the responsibility of the guest to read and comply with these prior to arrival. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre will take all reasonable steps to ensure such terms are communicated and accessible in advance.

3e. Use of our services and facilities is subject to your agreement to follow our Safeguarding Policy and Health and Safety Policy. It is the guest’s obligation to ensure these are read and understood prior to arrival. These policies can be found at https://blacklandfarm.org/schools/group-leader-information.

3f. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to charge groups or individuals for damage to facilities or equipment caused by guests during the stay.

3g. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to charge a cleaning fee if a group or individual leaves any area in an unreasonable state of cleanliness.

3h. Indemnity
The group and/or the named booking contact shall indemnify Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre against any loss, damage, claim, or expense arising from the actions, omissions, or negligence of the group or any of its members, except where caused by the negligence of Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre or its employees.

3i. Accommodation is booked per night. It is the responsibility of the booking contact to ensure that arrival and departure times provided by Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre are abided by as far as reasonably practicable. Arrival and departure outside of these times must be agreed in writing and may be subject to further charges.

3j. Guests must use facilities and services only for the purpose for which they were booked. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to refuse or charge for any use outside the scope of the booking.

Cancellation or Changes

4a. Any cancellation or change to a booking must be submitted in writing to Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre and acknowledged in writing by us to be valid.

4b. The guest may cancel all or part of their booking at any time with written notice, subject to the following cancellation charges:

• 91 days or more – Deposit only

   

• 31–90 days – 60% of the value of the booking

   

• 30 days or less – 100% of the value of the booking

   

Deposit payments are non-refundable and non-transferable other than set out in this agreement.

4c. Cancellation charges apply to all items booked as per the deposit invoice.

4d. Changes resulting in an increase in visitor numbers or additions to booked items are subject to availability and must be agreed in advance by Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre and charged accordingly.

4e. Where a booking is moved or postponed at the guest’s request, and with the written agreement of Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre, the change will be subject to availability and may incur an administration fee. The applicable fee will be confirmed in writing at the time of the change.

Supervision

6a. Supervision and Duty of Care
For group bookings, adults accompanying participants under 18 or vulnerable young people agree to act in loco parentis at all times. Accompanying adults must be present during all structured elements of the expedition / residential (including campsite cooking) and throughout unstructured and overnight elements of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award programme.

A nominated Group Leader is responsible for the conduct, welfare, and supervision of all group members, and for ensuring that the group complies with all site rules, safety instructions, and policies.

Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre staff are responsible solely for the delivery, facilitation, and safety management of the expedition / residential programme. They do not act in loco parentis and are not responsible for pastoral supervision or overnight welfare, except by specific prior written agreement with the Licensed Organisation.

For open expeditions / residentials , where an individual participant (under 18 or over 18) books directly with Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre, our staff will act in loco parentis for participants under the age of 18 for the duration of the programme. This includes providing appropriate supervision, pastoral care, and welfare oversight during both daytime and overnight periods. Individual participants must comply with site rules, safety instructions and policies. 

It is therefore essential that accurate and complete information is provided for each participant prior to arrival, including medical, dietary, and emergency contact details. This information enables staff to fulfil their in loco parentis responsibilities effectively and ensure the safety and wellbeing of all participants.

Participants aged 18 or over are responsible for their own welfare and conduct but must still comply fully with all site rules, safety instructions, and safeguarding expectations.

On occasion, Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre may agree to provide supplementary staff to assist a Licensed Organisation in meeting appropriate supervision ratios. In such cases, responsibilities for pastoral care, safeguarding, and overnight supervision will be explicitly defined.

6b. Health, Medical, and Dietary and Other Relevant Information
For group bookings, written details of all relevant health, medical, and dietary needs of participants and guests must be provided to Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre prior to the visit. Accompanying adults and the nominated Group Leader are responsible for being familiar with these details and for sharing any relevant information with instructors at the start of the programme. Failure to disclose necessary information may result in the cancellation of an expedition / residential , with associated costs still payable.

For open expeditions / residentials, where individual participants book directly with Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre, all required health, medical, and dietary information must be provided accurately and in full prior to arrival. This information enables our staff to fulfil their in loco parentis responsibilities, ensure appropriate supervision and welfare arrangements, and make reasonable adjustments for individual needs. Failure to provide this information may result in a participant being unable to join or continue with the expedition / residential, with associated costs still payable.

Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre staff will maintain the confidentiality of all personal information in line with our Data Protection Policy and will use the information solely for the purpose of safeguarding, health, and participant welfare during the programme.

With advance notice, we can often accommodate participants with injuries, medical conditions, or additional needs that may require adjustments such as reduced equipment loads or modified participation. Health and wellbeing will be monitored throughout the programme, and reasonable adjustments made where practicable to support continued involvement.

For group bookings, please ensure you provide us with the Participant eDofE ID numbers prior to the start of any Qualifying Expeditions / Residentials so that our Assessors can submit the necessary reports. DofE managers should confirm that the Participants have completed all relevant sections on eDofE prior to arrival to ensure the reports are successfully uploaded to eDofE. For Open or individual bookings, the same should be provided for the individual taking part upon booking.

Force Majeure

8a. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre shall not be liable for any delay or failure to perform any obligation due to causes beyond our reasonable control including, but not limited to: strikes, acts of God, war (whether actual or threatened), riot, civil commotion, lockouts, labour disputes, terrorism (whether actual or threatened), malicious damage, threats to safety, compliance with law or governmental, third party or regulatory authority order, rule, regulation or direction, accident, environmental contamination, pandemic, epidemic, outbreak of disease, breakdown of plant or machinery, fire, flood, storm, natural, chemical, biological or nuclear disaster, adverse weather conditions, or difficulty or increased expense in obtaining staff, materials, goods, or raw materials in connection with the performance of this agreement.

Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre operates in most weather conditions, as outdoor learning often involves adapting to the environment. All expeditions / residentials are carefully planned and conducted in line with our written risk assessments and ongoing dynamic assessments prior to and on the day. We continually monitor weather forecasts and site conditions to ensure safety remains our priority. Unless you hear otherwise from us, please assume your expedition / residential  is going ahead as planned.

Insurance and Liability

9a. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre holds public liability insurance provided by Activities Industry Mutual to the value of £10 million.

9b. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre strongly recommends that groups and individuals purchase appropriate insurance for their visit.

9c. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre does not accept liability for personal belongings, property, or equipment of the visitor that has been lost, stolen, or damaged during the course of the visit.

Complaints

10a. If you should have a complaint or query regarding the service or facility provided by Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre, you should, in the first instance, contact the Course Director  as soon as possible to discuss.

10b. If you feel that you do not receive a satisfactory resolution from the above, you should contact info@blacklandfarm.org. A relevant manager will acknowledge the complaint within 3 working days and detail their intended action.

Terms of Use

Use of Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre is conditional upon adherence to the Terms of Use below. Breach of these rules may result in immediate termination of your stay without refund.

12a. The named and / or responsible adult on the booking is responsible for providing accurate information where requested.
12b. You are responsible for the administration of first aid to guests in the first instance, and for documenting with us any accidents or incidents.
12c. If you require assistance from emergency services, Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre staff must be informed at the earliest opportunity.
12d. Guests are responsible for following all fire procedures as provided.
12e. Trangias and other cooking stoves are permitted for use with appropriate supervision for the participants and award level.
12f. Guests using vehicles must abide by site and off-site speed limits and driving guidance.
12g. Guests are responsible for disposal of refuse and recycling.
12h. Dogs are not permitted during The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Expeditions / Residential. Assistance dogs are exempt from restrictions.
12i. External suppliers of any kind – including the hire of plant, machinery, or equipment -are not permitted without prior written approval from Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre.
12j. Smoking is not permitted during The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Expedition.
12k. Guests must follow the Countryside Code.
12l. The consumption of alcohol is not permitted during The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Expedition / Residential.

12m. Guests must display appropriate behaviour. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre reserves the right to ask anyone to vacate the programme if they display inappropriate behaviour.
12n. Facilities and services must be left in the manner presented on arrival. Charges are applicable for any damage or cleaning services incurred.
12o. Guests must not do or permit any action which is illegal or a nuisance, disturbance, or annoyance to other guests or neighbouring properties. Quiet times are between 10pm–7am unless otherwise stated.
12p. Guests must not use the grounds for any service that contradicts policy or direction for use.
12q. Guests will be provided with relevant access codes where required. These codes must not be shared externally. Gates and locks should be closed after use to maintain security.

Privacy and Data

13a. Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre has a commitment to protecting privacy and data. Our Data Protection Policy explains why we collect your data, how we use it, what we do to keep it safe, your rights, and how we process your data. If you have any queries about this policy or your rights, you can contact us at info@blacklandfarm.org.

General

These booking conditions may be varied by us at any time and at our sole discretion. Any new booking conditions will be published and attached to your initial email enquiry with immediate effect.  Your booking is governed by English Law, and subject to the jurisdiction of the English Courts.

Acceptance of Terms
By making a booking and/or paying a deposit, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms and Conditions on behalf of yourself, group or organisation, and accept responsibility for ensuring that all members of your group adhere to them.

Further Information

Blackland Farm Outdoor Centre, if required, supplies the latest equipment recommended by the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme. We appreciate that accidents can happen; however, any misuse or deliberate damage to our equipment will be charged post-course at the following rates. The Course Director will discuss any such instances with a group lead or representative during, or at the end of, the expedition or residential before any charges are applied.