Outdoor learning company closes seven UK activity centres
Seven residential activity centres for schools have closed after the company that ran them went in administration.
The Inspiring Learning Group said the centres – operated by its subsidiary Kingswood – would close immediately, adding it was “devastated”.
Three Kingswood centres have been acquired by outdoor education firm PGL Beyond (PGL) and will stay open. They are Overstrand Hall in Cromer, Norfolk, Dearne Valley in Doncaster and Grosvenor Hall in Ashford, Kent.
PGL, external said: “This will ensure that the the planned residentials for over 50,000 young people in 2025 will go ahead.”
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