DofE
Duke of Edinburgh Award
Mission Statement
Here at Barr Beacon School, we passionately believe that a pupil’s personal development is as important as the academic success they strive to achieve. Through the Duke of Edinburgh Award, our pupils will have the opportunity to develop through volunteering, learning new skills and becoming more physically active. Taking part in expeditions across the Long Mynd, through the Peak District and possibly over Snowdonia (Gold), will truly test the character and determination of all pupils who sign up to the challenge of the Duke of Edinburgh Award.
There are four main sections of a DofE programme; Volunteering, Physical, Skills, and Expedition. At Gold participants will also complete a Residential section. You can read more about them HERE.
Please use the following link to access your user area and upload any evidence for your award.
Our Timeline
Click here to view the curriculum roadmap and timeline of the Duke of Edinburgh Award at Barr Beacon School
User Area
Please use the following link to access your user area and upload any evidence for your award. eDofE enables you to record your intended aims and upload evidence of your achievements.
Assessor Access
Use the link below for potential assessors to write directly onto your user area. You will need to provide them with your eodfe number, section completed and level of award.
Upcoming Dates
Click here to view our upcoming expeditions.
Tips & Tricks
DofE have put together some tips and tricks for expedition trips.
What Do I Need?
Kit List
Not sure what kit they need: See the modified kit list below. Highlighted in blue is an optional item.
Coloured out is a school-supplied item. Multi-tools and matches are not required for safety reasons.