Duke of Edinburgh Information
By offering DofE, we aim to build pupils’ confidence and expands their horizons - Helping them develop skill outside of the classroom!
Contact Information
For any enquiries, please contact m.bools@djanogly.notts.sch.uk
Manager: Ms Bools
practice walks and expedition dates
- Bronze and Siver Training Monday 30th June at Sherwood rise (Y9/10 Scholars)
- Y9 Bronze Expedition 14th July-15th July at Walesby Scout Camp, Nottinghamshire
- Y10 Silver Practice Expedition 8th July -10th July in Peak District
- Y10 Silver Qualifying Expedition Wednesday 16th-18th July in Peak District
Bronze Application Form
Bronze Award
Volunteering Section
To inspire young people to make a difference within their communities or to an individual's life and development of compassion by giving service to others. From DJing at the local hospital to assisting at an animal shelter, from renovating a heritage site to coaching sports at youth club - the options are almost limitless.
Physical section
To inspire young people to achieve greater physical fitness and healthy lifestyle through participation and improvement in physical activity. From hockey to dance, rock climbing to swimming, wheelchair basketball to yoga - almost any dance, sport or fitness activity can count.
Skills section
To inspire young people to develop practical and social skills and personal interests. From podcasting to playing a musical instrument, fine art to website design, cookery to learning to drive, the sky's the limit!
Expedition
To inspire young people to develop initiative and a spirit of adventure and discovery, by planning, training for and completing an adventurous self-sufficient journey as part of a team. From cycling in the Galloway Hills, walking in the Brecon Beacons or canoeing down the Thames to sailing in the Mediterranean, horse riding in Chile or walking in the Atlas Mountains, participants choose where and how they want to undertake their expedition.
