Autumn 2018 GCSE PE Climbing

Following the great success of our GCSE PE climbing special offer periods, TrekCo will be offering a season of GCSE PE climbing courses at very low prices this coming autumn – two weeks of GCSE PE in the Peak District, and two weeks in Sussex. We have reserved accommodation and facilities in Sussex and the Peak District at special rates because of the low season, during which weeks we are able to offer low prices.

Please note we can run GCSE PE climbing courses on other dates, but prices could be higher.

Typically GCSE PE in Rock Climbing for AQA, Edexcel or OCR takes two days and our staff, who have delivered many of these courses, will ensure that students have the best opportunity to gain their optimal grades. All of the requirements for each exam board are covered, and we make sure that there is plenty of evidence. We’ll set up video scenarios and provide a highly structured experience which students will enjoy and gain hopefully excellent grades from.

Our GCSE climbing courses take place in two locations, for ease of access to facilities and efficiency:

The Peak District – based near Hathersage, we use the local rocks which are perfect for teaching rock climbing amidst the beautiful scenery of the Peak District National Park. We use a local centre and provide overnight accommodation as well as an evening meal and breakfast and packed lunch for Day 2 of your course.
Sussex – from our base at Blackland Farm we can use the local rocks as well as the indoor climbing wall on site. Our location not far from Gatwick Airport (10 miles away) in Sussex is very convenient for anywhere in the south east. As for our Peak District courses, overnight accommodation as well as an evening meal and breakfast and packed lunch for Day 2 of your course are provided.

More about our GCSE courses

These two day courses can be done as 2 single days, reducing costs.

Other dates are available – please call us! Remember – weekends are always more expensive if you’re looking for a residential course, as there’s much greater demand for accommodation.