Lea Green Learning and Development Centre
Overview
Lea Green Learning and Development Centre in Derbyshire is one of the country’s leading outdoor education and adventurous activity centres. Located in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside with a range of inclusive, accessible and challenging outdoor activities, Lea Green is the perfect place for team-building, personal development and outdoor learning from age 5 and up. Lea Green is available for schools and youth groups, private businesses, sports clubs, children’s parties and individuals, families or groups with additional needs. The Centre also boasts a range of accommodation option for residential breaks including the main house, glamping and fully accessible accommodation which has electric profiling beds, ceiling tracked hoists and a sensory room. Some of our activities include: accessible bikes and buggies, skyline accessible ropes course, wheelchair abseil and archery.Access Card Notes
Our site includes: disabled parking spaces, accessible walkways and a Changing Places facilityContact details
Lea Green Learning and Development Centre
Main Road, Lea,
Nr Matlock, Derbyshire, East Midlands,
DE4 5GJ
Standing and Queueing
Activity programmes need to be pre-booked in advance and are set at a sufficient ratio of instructors:attendees based on needs of the individuals involved so there would be no queuing process.
Wheelchair Access
Accessible pathways, main reception on ground level, Changing Places facility
Short Distances
The site is across 25 acres but activities are within smaller set areas within this and if distance was a problem, activities could be chosen based on their proximity to one another and we also have pedal buggies if someone wanted to use these to access different areas of the site.
Access To Toilets
There are multiple toilet facilities across the site including in the sports hall near to some of the outdoor activities, there is also a Changing Places facility on-site. Individuals are advised to talk through any concerns with an instructor before activities commence, such as where the nearest toilets are - all of our instructors are highly experienced in supporting people with additional needs
Assistance Dogs
There are plenty of grassed areas for toileting to be picked up and we do only allow assistance dogs on-site, a water bowl can be arranged if we are advised when booking that this is required.
Essential Companions
For programmes like our Activ-Ability days and residential stays, a carer or personal assistant can come along for the cost of food and accommodation. Our instructors are unable to support individuals with personal care or administering medication and this would need to be arranged with a carer/personal assistant if required.
