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6.2 Supervision on Transport

The Visit Leader is responsible for the party at all times including maintaining good discipline whilst travelling, and during any unsupervised periods.

6.4 Licences and Permits for Driving Minibuses

Visit Leaders should refer to their employer’s policy or consult the transport manager.

The employer should make clear to Heads of Establishments and Visit Leaders the extent of their insurance provision for off-site visits. The Visit Leader must ensure, before the group departs, that adequate insurance arrangements are in place covering all planned activities.

8.1 Introduction

The Scottish Government have recognised the need for young people to be regularly involved in outdoor activity and learning.

9.1 Introduction

Visits which are a one-off experience require additional planning considerations.

10.1 Introduction

A residential experience can be an extremely valuable learning opportunity and should be part of the progressive outdoor learning experiences provided for young people.

11.1 Introduction

Overseas visits include all visits outside the UK. They are almost certain to include a residential element, and are likely to involve other activities which are of a sporting, cultural, or adventurous nature.

11.2 Approval

Overseas Visits must comply with the Employer’s policy regarding taking young people outside the UK and advice should be sought in the early planning stage.

11.3 Visit Plans

The Visit Leader is responsible for compiling a Visit Plan which documents all aspects of the trip – the amount of detail will be determined by the nature of the trip.

11.12 Adventure Activities

Adventure Activities abroad, whether organised by the Visit Leader or by a tour operator, require careful consideration.

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