Activities and Excursions Sample Clauses

Activities and Excursions. It is understood that students may participate in off-site social activities and excursions organized by Kings, Concordia College and/or external providers. If your child is under 18, a guardian's permission is understood to be given for them to participate. Please advise Kings in writing if permission is not given in order to act accordingly.
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Activities and Excursions. 3.7.1 Where providing Activities and Excursions to the Company, the Supplier shall comply with the minimum standards as detailed at Schedule 4.
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Activities and Excursions. Staff will do their best to keep your child safe during any activities inside or outside the school grounds. However, GASP staff and supervisors will not be held liable in the event of an injury, or damage or loss sustained to your child or to personal effects that have been brought into the programme. GASP operates a “walking bus” between Glenholme and St Mary’s Schools. I am give permission for my child to be a part of the “bus” if needed. YES/NO My child has permission to participate in activities outside of the school which may include transport in a GASP-approved vehicle. YES/NO My child has permission to participate in swimming activities YES/NO Swimming ability Confident/Non-confident I give consent for photographs to be taken of my child during programme activities YES/NO (Permission will be sought before any such photographs are used for publicity purposes.) My child has permission to be transported in a staff member’s car in the case of an emergency or if s/he needs to be dropped off at home when other arrangements have fallen through. YES/NO I agree to the terms of this agreement and declare that the information I have provided is true and correct. Signature of principal caregiver Date Note: Information provided on this enrolment form may be required for statistical purposes. As required by the Vulnerable Children Act 2014 the information may be shared with appropriate organisations if there are concerns about the safety of the child. GASP staff and supervisors follow the principles of the Privacy Xxx 0000.
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Activities and Excursions. Where providing Activities and Excursions to the Company, the Supplier shall comply with services operated and provided in good faith and in accordance with standards consistent with best practices in the tours and activities industry. Activity being the key element of the experience, shall not be subcontracted.
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Activities and Excursions. EH Ambassador understands that the EHI supported VATPO Program may include activities and excursions that are part of the overall experience. Options for a variety of recreational, athletic or other activities and excursions may be offered. All of these activities and excursions (the “Activities”) are operated by VATPO and/or separate entities. Depending on the VATPO Program, these Activities could include: a zip line canopy tour, hiking, swimming in waterfalls, surfing, boat trips, camping, safari, and other outdoor activities (see the list below at the end of this section 6 for more details). EH Ambassador understands and acknowledges that the Activities have inherent risks, dangers and hazards. EH Ambassador confirms that if any of the Activities are unfamiliar to him or her, EH Ambassador has taken steps to ensure that he or she understands the scope of and risk associated with these Activities. EH Ambassador hereby assumes all risks of participating in any/all of the Activities as part of his or her EHI supported VATPO Program. EH Ambassador also understands that these Activities are optional and that EH Ambassador can opt out of any Activity by informing VATPO. EH Ambassador hereby voluntarily releases, waives, discharges, holds harmless, indemnifies and agrees not to xxx EHI, VATPO, the event organizers and organizing companies and their agents, directors, officers, and employees from any and all claims, actions, or losses for bodily injury or loss of health, financial loss or property damage, wrongful death, loss of services, or otherwise, which arise out of travel to or from any of the Activities, use of any equipment, or participation in any of the Activities. EH Ambassador further understands that the list below is not a complete list of all possible Activities, and that EHI cannot commit that EH Ambassador will have the opportunity to engage in any specific Activity. This waiver and release of liability covers, but is not limited to, the following activities that may be offered, including: swimming, surfing, rafting, paddle boarding, boat rides, waterparks, excursions to hot springs and waterfalls, sand boarding, sand buggies, canopy tours, zip lining, ruin visits, volcano tours, safaris, canoe trips, desert safaris, camel riding, wildlife and animal interactions, and exploring caves.
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