Term 2 Outdoor Ed. Overnight Trip.

Canmore (90km) nearest hospitalCalgary (135km)

Where we are goingDistance: 5km one way.

Campsite andEmergency Evacuation Site

Pick-up and drop off

GearPersonal & Group

Lists and links found on Edmodo

Supplied by school

Supplied by school

Limited

number

available

from school

Supplied by school

Limited

number

available

from school

Supplied by school

Mountain Weather

Warm sleeping bag (-20C)

Waterproof layers

Second set of warm long underwear (tops and bottoms)

Extra warm jacket (down/synthetic)

Extra wool socks!

Winter boots

Camping in the back-country

FOOD AND WATER

Meet the Group Leaders

Megan HodgsonBEd. StudentFirst Aid and CPRFormer OE student and Volunteer leader (Vincent Massey)

Emily MiklosBEd. StudentNationally Certified CoachCity of Calgary Outdoor LeaderFoothills OE programs graduate

Jackie ZeltBEd. StudentFirst Aid and CPRVarsity Hockey PlayerWilderness Forest Fire Fighter

Jason PublackTeacherAdvanced WildernessFirst Aid

John CadmanTeacherOCC Level 1Advanced WildernessFirst AidBackground in backcountry tripping with students

Deirdre BaileyTeacherOCC Level 1Advanced Wilderness First AidBackground in backcountrytripping with students

Student Expectations

Responsibility (effort)

Initiative

Teamwork

Trustworthiness

Positivity and gratitude

Leadership

Inclusivity

Commitment

Students have been expected to consistently demonstrate the acquisition and consolidation of these basic skills and attitudes throughout the course in order to be eligible for participation in the Outdoor Expedition overnight component.

Question & AnswerWednesday, February 19th

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