PGL Education of Life Skills

Although children often refer to  it as 'Parents Get Lost', because they can spend more than a day there without their parents, the company actually takes its name from the man who started it all in the 1950s - Peter Gordon Lawrence.
PGL is simply a huge area with lots of activities designed to enhance kids' skills and lifestyle.
Students from my partner school, Frances Olive Anderson, were spending 3 full days there along with their head teacher Mrs. WOOLLY and Mr. COOK. It was an opportunity to bond more, experience what resembles life's obstacles, learn how to overcome their fears, be creative and imaginative, and build their self esteem. 

No matter what the weather is like
A really huge place that caters the needs of more than 1000 kids and their 200 trainers and teachers

Even if they are up alone, they are never alone with the encouragement of everyone else coaxing them to step it up. 


And they made it back to school 🚸 

Myassar Itani




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