Participants build independence, decision-making and self-belief by stepping outside their comfort zone and working through real challenges.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award gives young people the chance to grow in confidence, discover new strengths and develop skills that stay with them long after the expedition ends. The Anderton Centre supports participants through training, practice and qualifying expedition experiences in a safe and well-managed outdoor setting.
Participants build independence, decision-making and self-belief by stepping outside their comfort zone and working through real challenges.
Programmes help young people develop navigation, campcraft, teamwork, route planning and expedition awareness.
The Award is respected by education providers and employers and gives participants a strong sense of achievement.
DofE is about much more than completing an expedition. It gives young people the opportunity to grow in confidence and capability while working together in an outdoor environment.
Participants develop practical fieldwork skills, leadership, responsibility and teamwork, while also experiencing the sense of achievement that comes from completing a demanding challenge as a group.
The Anderton Centre can support different stages of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, depending on age, experience and expedition level.