Bronze Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) in Ellesmere Port and Chester
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Who’s it for
Young people aged 14 and up in Ellesmere Port and Chester
What is it?
The Bronze Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) is a challenging but rewarding programme for young people aged 14 and up, designed to help them develop personal skills and have fun. It’s the first level in the DofE programme, and it’s a stepping stone to achieving the Silver and Gold awards.
Here’s a more detailed look at the Bronze Award:
Age and Eligibility:
- You can start the Bronze DofE when you’re in the school year you’ll turn 14.
Programme Structure:
- The Bronze Award involves four sections: Volunteering, Physical, Skills, and Expedition.
Section Requirements:
- Volunteering: You need to volunteer for at least three months.
- Physical: You need to engage in a physical activity for at least three months.
- Skills: You need to develop a new skill for at least three months.
- Expedition: You need to plan, train for, and complete a two-day, one-night expedition.
Time Commitment:
- It usually takes around six months to complete the Bronze Award.
Benefits:
- Completing the Bronze DofE can enhance your CV, help you develop essential life skills like resilience and problem-solving, and boost your confidence.
Running in Ellesmere Port and Chester areas at the moment.
The DofE Access Without Limits is free to access and we can support with bursaries for kit to access the expedition.
