My 3 day episode that I would create is charter fishing. It would be a day out on a fishing charter vessel catching fish for a whole day. We would cover health and safety regulations on one day, what our expectations are in behaviour and keeping each other and ourselves safe. Wearing life jackets and dealing with hooks and bait knives and anything else that is on the fishing boat that could potentially wound or hurt us. On the last day we would put our cooking skills to the test and cook the fish we caught, having possibly a competition between groups to see who's cooked fish is the best.
I would call it charter fishing.
DAY 1: On the first day we would cover health and safety regulations on one day, what our expectations are in behaviour and keeping each other and ourselves safe. Wearing life jackets and dealing with hooks and bait knives and anything else that is on the fishing boat that could potentially wound or hurt us.
DAY 2: On the second day we would go out on the fishing charter vessel making sure we uphold the rules, regulations and other things we discussed from day 1. Put life jackets on and fish the whole day from 8 in the morning to 7 at night.
DAY 3: On the third day we would cook the fish, building a fire by digging a hole in the ground,use tinder to start the fire with a flint & steel and kindling with bigger bits of wood to build the fire up. Prepare the fish your own way and cook it over the fire. Have a few competitions running like best cooked fish etc.
Have certificates for Independent Learning Qualities, Creative, Wisdom and so on.
Cost: It would cost around $70-$80, but there is only a limited amount of spaces (35-40 max).
Yes there is a trip involved, to and from the fishing charter venue and out on the sea.
They would improve on all the Independent Learning Qualities because they would be working together and people with experience should take a leadership role in their group. But everyone will be using all the ILQ's in some way at some point in time.
This is the 3 day episode I have created.
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