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Aspirant Instructors Course Accepting Applications Through February 6th
If you’re aged 19 - 25yrs, currently unemployed and not in training or education, then why not try something new and very exciting! Train as an outdoor activities instructor with FREE coaching, support and advice to help you start the new year with a new career!
Chosen from applications submitted prior to the February 6th closing deadline, twelve young people will be selected to embark on an exciting new adventure, possibly launching a brand new career in outdoor activities.
The course, which will run five days a week between February 23rd and May 18th, is designed to train individuals from zero experience and give them both hard skills and certificates in outdoor activities and soft skills in group management, coaching and learning styles and other attributes.
To learn more about this unique opportunity, click here.
Wine and Dine Your Valentine at Lakeside Bar & Bistro
On Saturday, February 11, treat your special valentine to something spectacular!
Enjoy a romantic evening of exquisite cuisine, music and magic. Click here for complete details.
*Due to popular demand, all reservations for our evening are filled. Please check back soon for another special event.*
Free Orienteering Lessons Through February
Back by popular demand, we're offering FREE orienteering lessons now through the end of February. Orienteering is a great family activity for all ages and it's a fun way to get everyone off the couch and active! Call 0151 934 2079 to reserve your space before they're filled!
According to British Orienteering's web site, "Orienteering is a challenging outdoor adventure sport that exercises both the mind and the body. The aim is to navigate in sequence between control points marked on a unique orienteering map and decide the best route to complete the course in the quickest time. It does not matter how young, old or fit you are, as you can run, walk or jog the course and progress at your own pace."
Check out this great video to learn more about orienteering.
Sue Townsend Gives Crosby Lakeside a Thumbs Up!
Sue Townsend, author and creator of Adrian Mole was delighted with the facilities of the new Crosby Lakeside Adventure Centre accommodation. 
“It was a pleasure to stay at such a warm and friendly hotel. It was a great location near the beach and Anthony Gormleys, 'Another Place'. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and will return here again when I am back in Merseyside,” said Townsend.
As a full time wheelchair user, it is important that she stays in spacious fully accessible accommodation and the Lakeside Lodge has been specifically designed with this in mind.
Sue Townsend Britain’s best-selling author of the 80s for her Adrian Mole books stayed in the Lakeside Lodge with her husband after her appearance at the Sefton Celebrates Writing Festival.
