Let the Summer Adventure Begin!

Let the Summer Adventure Begin!
Boston Harbor Islands National Park Area
Serving Students for Over 60 Years—Founded in 1941 by German educator
Kurt Hahn, Outward Bound® is the world’s leading provider of adventure-based
learning. Our experiential philosophy continues in its long-standing tradition
of using the wilderness as a classroom for self-discovery. Each year,
over 60,000 students participate in Outward Bound programs.
Join Thompson Island Outward Bound
for an exciting adventure this summer.
®
Personal Growth
Thompson Island Outward Bound® aspires
to unleash the potential in each student.
We encourage kids to push themselves
beyond their perceived limits, to tackle
new challenges and to achieve their goals.
Instructors encourage active participation
in all aspects of the expedition such as
cooking, setting up shelters, making group
decisions and reflecting on experiences.
Journey
of
Self- Discovery
The term “Outward Bound” comes
from the days of tall ships and refers to
the moment a ship heads for the open
seas, leaving the safety of the harbor
behind. Hahn mirrored this occasion in
his experiential learning paradigm as
he encouraged students to take similar
journeys within themselves.
W h o C o m e s t o Th o m p s o n I s l a n d
O u t wa r d B o u n d®?
Our students come from all over the
United States and the world, from big cities
to small towns. We strive for diversity on
our expeditions to enrich the experience
for all participants. The young men and
women between the ages of 12-17 have
varied experiences and backgrounds.
Some have never spent a night away
from home while others have
gone on camping trips, sailed
and kayaked.
No Experience Necessary!
Courses are designed to be
challenging but not beyond the
ability of someone in average
physical condition. No prior outdoor
experience is needed—
just a positive attitude and a willing
spirit. We expect that each student has
made the decision to GO OUTWARD
BOUND® and is willing to participate
fully in the adventure.
O u t wa r d B o u n d ’ s E duc at io n a l
F r a m e wor k I nc l u de s:
Our core values:
bCompassion
What we hope to inspire
in all our students:
bIntegrity
bCharacter Development
bExcellence
bLeadership
bInclusion and Diversity
bSocial and environmental
responsibility
Foundations of course design:
bLearning through Experience
bChallenge and Adventure
bSupportive Environment
Se a-K aya k i ng
Propel yourself through
the waters of the Boston
Harbor Islands National
Park Area in a two-person
kayak. Thompson Island
Outward Bound’s seakayaking expeditions
provide the opportunity
for you to learn paddling
techniques, capsize and
rescue procedures, weather
forecasting, and navigation
skills. You will explore
by day in your tandem
sea-kayaks and camp by
night on the islands of the
National Park Area. Work
together as a team and
challenge yourself as you
climb the 62’ Alpine Tower
on Thompson Island.
“The focus on the individual
is AMAZING—a transformative
experience. The instructor totally ‘got’
what my daughter is about, nurtured that
and encouraged her to take the next
step – in her case, to be a LEADER.”
—Parent, Connecting with Courage®
S a i l i ng
It’s time to cast your sails
to the wind and explore
the Boston Harbor Islands
National Park Area by
navigating yourself and
your fellow crewmates up
and down the coastline.
On this course, you will
join 10 other students in
a 30-foot pulling boat on
a journey that concludes
with climbing Thompson
Island’s 62' Alpine Tower.
Students will learn to
investigate water and
shoreline ecology, sailing
techniques and safety
procedures while living in
the outdoors. Each student
will take an active role
in learning seamanship
skills such as sail theory,
navigation, reading wind
and tides, sailing, rowing
and knot tying.
Connecting With Cour age®
Pa s s a g e s ®
M
P
F o r 12 -13 Y e a r O l d G i r l s
any people think courage means physical bravery; at
Outward Bound® we believe courage is about what
is in your heart, from facing your fears to speaking up for
what you believe in.
On a Connecting with Courage® (CWC) expedition, you
will focus on physical, mental and emotional skills while
spending 12 days in the Boston Harbor Islands National
Park Area. You’ll take an active role in learning both
personal and team-based sailing or sea-kayaking skills
such as navigation, technical skills, tide and wind reading,
knot tying, and studying the ecology and history of the
Harbor Islands.
While learning to live outside, you will form friendships,
build self-confidence, independence, and a powerful sense
of accomplishment. This course will focus on leadership
and teamwork, while allowing you to speak your mind and
express yourself.
F o r 12 -13 Y e a r O l d B o y s
assages® (OBPA) is an adventurous and challenging 12day Outward Bound® expedition, specifically designed
to guide your “passage” from adolescent to young man.
The course will give you the opportunity to find your
individual strengths and learn self-reliance as you live in
the outdoors and explore the waters of Boston Harbor.
Working together as a team, you’ll develop compassion,
confidence, leadership and teambuilding skills.
You will learn how to read nautical charts and navigate
along the Massachusetts coast. Meet new friends, enjoy
the great outdoors, and experience a summer adventure
that you’ll remember forever.
Passages® courses will give you a powerful sense of
accomplishment and independence—sending you back
into the world as a young man.
“It helped him grow and become much more
CONFIDENT. It helped him to appreciate all he
has in life. He gained something no one can
ever take away from him: The knowledge of
how much he can accomplish if he tries. This
gives him confidence that cannot disappear. It
was hard, but completely worth it to him.”
—Parent, Passages®
S a m pl e
T h o m p s o n I sl a n d
O u t wa r d B ou n d ®
12 -Day C ou r se
S c h e du l e
“It was a completely
awesome and
LIFE-CHANGING
experience. I would
recommend this
to anyone and
everyone.”
—Student, Passages®
E n v i r o n m e n ta l E x p e d i t i o n s
A C o e d C o u r s e F o r 14 -17 Y e a r O l d s
O
utward Bound Environmental Expeditions (OBEE) is a 14-day
expedition that gives you the opportunity to learn the fundamentals
of seamanship while studying the natural world that surrounds you. Along
with 10 other students, you will explore the wonders of Massachusetts Bay
from the Boston Harbor Islands National Park Area to the shores of Cape
Ann. Home to some of nature’s richest ecosystems, Cape Ann provides an
exceptional outdoor classroom for ocean bound science discovery.
You will learn to navigate along the Massachusetts coastline, get a
firsthand view of coastal ecosystems, develop outdoors skills, and conduct
science experiments. OBEE will focus on sailing and safety tactics as well as
marine conservation and the “science of the sea.”
(Sample OBEE course schedule will be similar to sample 12-day course
schedule with the addition of visits to Cape Ann, the Gloucester Maritime
Heritage Center and participating on a naturalist-guided whale watch)
Day 1- Arrive on
Thompson Island,
introductions, initiatives/
get to know you activities,
load the boats
Day 2- Sail or sea-kayak
school, water comfort
assessment, possible high
ropes activity
Day 3- Start exploring the
Boston Harbor Islands,
visit Grape and Bumpkin
Island
Day 4- Tour George’s
Island with National Park
Service Rangers. Sleep in
the Fort or at the dock
Day 5- Explore Hull and
Peddocks Island. Possible
service project at Hull Life
Saving Museum.
Day 6- Explore World’s
End Park, Solo experience
Day 7- Activity on
Lovell’s island with
National Park Service
Rangers. Campfire with
other crews
Day 8- Visit Great
Brewster Island and
Boston Light
Day 9- Service project
with National Park
Service on Grape Island
Day 10- Embark on
Final Expedition back to
Thompson Island
Day 11- Climb the Alpine
Tower on Thompson
Island, BBQ with other
crews
Day 12- Graduation
ceremony with parents on
Thompson Island
* This schedule is a generic
example of a 12-day course.
Each course is unique due to
variations in tides, weather
and the group’s capabilities
and interests. Activities are
subject to change.
Stu d e nt Safet y
Outward Bound® pioneered safety management systems that have become the model for
the outdoor education industry. We conduct
routine safety checks on all equipment and at
all course sites.
Instructors
The instructors at Thompson Island Outward
Bound® hold industry-recognized licenses
and certifications appropriate for the course
areas. These credentials result from in-depth
Message to Parents
certification programs and include licenses
provided by the U.S. Coast Guard, certifications
based upon standards developed by the Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT),
and certifications from the American Canoe
and Kayak Association (ACA). In addition, on an
annual basis, instructors complete a rigorous
training program that includes challenge course
facilitation skills, curriculum development, and
practical applications of curriculum in a lengthy
field-based training expedition. All instructors
are certified in CPR for the Professional Rescuer.
In addition, lead instructors possess a Wilderness First Responder certification, resulting
from a rigorous wilderness medicine training
program. Assistant instructors must possess a
similar Wilderness First Aid certification.
L ow Stu d e nt
to
S t a f f R at i o
Courses typically have two staff members per
group of up to eleven students, which includes
a lead and assistant instructor. Additionally,
support personnel assist the groups arranging
food, transportation and gear.
Specialized Equipment
is
Provided
Thompson Island Outward Bound® provides
students with the specialized equipment they
will need while on course. Tents, sleeping bags,
climbing gear, life jackets, foul weather gear,
all cooking supplies and food are provided to
participants.
How to Apply / Admissions
A pp ly
by
Mail:
Mail the completed Course Application Form
(see insert in brochure) with the non-refundable
application fee (check, money order, or credit
card number) directly to:
Thompson Island Outward Bound
PO Box 127
Boston, MA 02127
Attn: Admissions
A pp ly
by
Phone:
Call 617-328-3900 ext. 144
A non-refundable application fee is required.
Use VISA, MasterCard, American Express or
Discover to reserve a spot.
Tu i t i o n
Please refer to the insert in this brochure for
up-to-date tuition and course dates. Tuition includes all equipment, food, transportation, and
instructional costs while on course. Tuition does
not include the non-refundable application
fee, transportation to and from the course start
location, personal clothing, or footwear.
Full tuition and a completed medical form
are due 60 days before course start to secure a
space on course. If applying within 60 days, full
tuition and the completed medical form are due
immediately upon receipt of the enrollment
package.
Admissions Policies
Internet:
N o n - D i s c r i m i n at i o n P o l i c y
Check out our website to see our course offerings at: www.thompsonisland.org. Click on
“Select A Program,” then click on “Summer
Expeditions.” Please email your course selection, second choice, age, gender, parent(s)
name, and contact information to admissions@
thompsonisland.org. Our admissions director
will contact you to finalize details.
Thompson Island Outward Bound Education
Center is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt educational organization and admits students of any race,
gender, sexual orientation, national or ethnic
origin to all the rights, privileges, programs
and activities available to students. Thompson
Island Outward Bound® does not discriminate
in the administration of its educational and
admissions policies, scholarships, or other
school-related programs.
A pp l i c at i o n F e e
All participants are required to pay a non-refundable application fee. This fee is not applied
to tuition. The non-refundable application fee
reserves a space on course for up to 60 days
before the course start date.
Enrollment Policy
Upon receipt of the completed application,
Thompson Island will send an enrollment
packet to the parent or guardian of the applicant. The packet includes an Outward Bound
medical form, risk form, clothing list, course
description, payment schedule, and other
required forms. The Outward Bound® medical
form needs to be fully completed and sent back
as soon as possible. Acceptance of the applicant
is pending our review and approval of the completed medical form. It is the obligation of the
parent or guardian to inform us of any changes
in physical condition once the medical form has
been submitted to Thompson Island Outward
Bound® .
Scholarships
The goal of Thompson Island Outward Bound is
to make this exceptional educational experience available to a diverse group of applicants
regardless of their ability to pay. Because of
this commitment, and the generous support of
Boston area businesses, philanthropic organizations and individuals, we offer scholarships.
To apply for a scholarship, check the appropriate box and complete the financial aid portion of the application form. Scholarships are
awarded based on need and distributed on a
first-come first-served basis. Within 10 business
days of receiving your completed application
form and application fee, we will inform you of
your award.
D o n at e
a
S c h o l a r s h i p T o d ay !
Contact our development office at 617-3283900 ext. 106, or donate online at www.
thompsonisland.org and click “Support.”
Our Mission
Thompson Island Outward Bound Education Center is a notfor-profit organization whose primary purpose is to provide
adventurous and challenging experiential learning programs
that inspire character development, compassion, community
service, environmental responsibility and academic achievement.
Our organization principally serves early adolescents from
all economic and social communities of greater metropolitan
Boston, and the institutions and adults who support them.
Additional Thompson Island Outward Bound Programs:
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School and Community
Yo u t h G r o u p s
O ut war d Bound
Professional
Th o m p s o n I s l a n d
Conference Center
Thompson Island Outward Bound’s School and
Community Youth Group
programs include a variety
of teambuilding, leadership, and environmental
activities that range from
one to multi-day programs.
We serve students in the
5th grade, middle school,
and high school, as well as
undergraduate college students. For more information
call: 617-328-3900 ext. 137.
We deliver experientialbased training and development programs focused on
improving the effectiveness
of individuals, groups, and
organizations. Outward
Bound Professional serves
adults and graduate
students in programs that
range from one to multi-day
programs. For more information call: 617-328-3900
ext. 114.
Thompson Island Conference Center provides a
unique destination for work
or play. The island offers
204 acres of hills, meadows,
fields, beaches, conference
space, outdoor venues,
dormitory accommodations,
catering, and hospitality services. All the proceeds help
to fund our youth programs.
For more information call:
617-328-3900 ext. 102.
P.O. Box 127
Boston, MA 02127
Return Service Requested
Connections
O u t w a r d B o u n d USA
Connections is a philanthropically supported program designed for students
in urban public middle
schools. The program integrates character development and academics by
connecting the students’
school experience with
challenging fieldwork in
the Boston Harbor Islands,
and on Thompson Island in
particular. For more information call: 617-328-3900
ext.120.
For additional teen (ages
14+) and adult courses,
call 866-467-7651or visit
www.outwardbound.org.
O ut war d Bound
I n t e r n at i o n a l
For worldwide locations
and information, call
801-523-6118, or visit
www.outwardbound.net.
Thompson Island Outward Bound 2016 Summer Expeditions Course Offerings
Thompson Island Outward Bound is located in the Boston Harbor Islands National Park area in Boston, Massachusetts, and enjoys a course area rich in cultural and
natural history. One of 34 islands to explore, Thompson Island boasts 204 acres of woodlands, beaches, salt marshes, meadows, and high challenge adventure
courses. Our Outward Bound Summer Expeditions: Connecting with Courage® (girls), Passages® (boys), and Environmental Expeditions (co-ed) explore the Boston
Harbor Islands and/or the Massachusetts Bay. (Scholarships based on financial need are available on first come first serve basis.)
For Girls 12-13: Connecting with Courage®
YO U T H E X PEDI T I ONS
For Boys 12-13: Passages®
These courses help empower girls while developing a strong sense
of self and compassion for others. Working together as a team,
girls develop leadership and teambuilding skills.
These courses help boys develop compassion and confidence while
learning to work collaboratively to solve problems. Working together
as a team, boys develop leadership and teambuilding skills.
Boston Harbor Sea Kayaking and Climbing
On this 12-day course join 9 new friends and your instructors on a sea kayaking adventure in the Boston Harbor Islands National Park area. You will explore by
day in your tandem sea-kayaks and camp by night on an island in the park. Learn kayak paddling and safety skills together with camping and cooking skills.
Challenge yourself as you climb the 62-foot Alpine Tower on Thompson Island. Students learn environmental stewardship from their experiences as well as
interactions with National Park Rangers and participate in a service project.
Connecting
with Courage®
Girls 12-13
COURSE #
COURSE AREA
TOTAL COST
June 26 - July 7, 2016
DATES
TTMK-631
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
July 15 - July 26, 2016
TTMK-633
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
August 3 - August 14, 2016
TTMK-635
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
DATES
Passages®
Boys 12-13
COURSE #
COURSE AREA
TOTAL COST
June 26 - July 7, 2016
TTMK-632
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
July 15 - July 26, 2016
TTMK-634
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
August 3 - August 14, 2016
TTMK-636
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
Boston Harbor Sailing and Climbing
On this 12-day course join 9 new friends and your instructors on a 30-foot pulling boat for an adventure in the Boston Harbor Islands National Park area. You
will explore islands throughout the harbor and sleep on your boat. Learn navigation and seamanship skill. Challenge yourself as you climb the 62' Alpine Tower
on Thompson Island. Students learn environmental stewardship from their experiences as well as interactions with National Park Rangers and participate in a
service project.
Connecting
with Courage®
Girls 12-13
Passages®
Boys 12-13
DATES
July 15 - July 26, 2016
DATES
COURSE #
COURSE AREA
TOTAL COST
TTMS-632
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
COURSE #
COURSE AREA
TOTAL COST
June 26 - July 7, 2016
TTMS-631
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
August 3 - August 14, 2016
TTMS-633
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$2,350
Island Exploration
Join new friends and your instructors on Thompson Island for 8 days of exploration, camping and climbing. Discover and investigate the geology and ecology
of the island’s forests, salt marshes, tidal pools, and beaches. Learn camp craft, wilderness skills and environmental stewardship while living in the outdoors.
Climb the 62-foot Alpine Tower and other high-ropes challenges on Thompson Island. Perfect for your first expedition with Outward Bound, this course provides
students with extra support to achieve greater potential.
DATES
Passages®
Boys 12-13
COURSE #
COURSE AREA
TOTAL COST
June 29 - July 6, 2016
TTM2-621
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$1,750
July 18 - July 25, 2016
TTM2-622
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$1,750
August 6 - August 13, 2016
TTM2-623
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area
$1,750
For Co-Ed Ages 14-17: Environmental Expeditions
Coastline Sailing and Climbing
On this 14-day course join 9 new friends and your instructors on a 30-foot pulling boat for an adventure in the Boston Harbor Islands National Park area and
Massachusetts Bay. You will explore marine habitat throughout your sail from Boston Harbor to Cape Ann and and sleep by night on your boat. Learn navigation
and seamanship skills. Challenge yourself as you climb the 62-foot Alpine Tower on Thompson Island. Students learn environmental stewardship and visit the
Maritime Heritage Center in Gloucester.
Co-ed
Ages 14-17
COURSE #
COURSE AREA
June 22 - July 5, 2016
DATES
TTYS-641
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area/Mass. Bay
TOTAL COST
$2,750
July 14 - July 27, 2016
TTYS-642
Boston Harbor Islands National Park area/Mass. Bay
$2,750
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are ‘pulling boats’?
Pulling boats are 30-foot open hulled, dual sailed boats
with a rear tiller designed specifically for Outward Bound.
The boats are sailed or oared depending on the weather.
2. How do we sleep on the boats?
There are no cabins on the boats, so the oars are laid
across the hull of the boat and the students’ sleeping
pads are put on top of the oars. Students fit best if they
alter the directions in which they sleep—head to foot.
If needed, a tarp is rigged to shelter the students from
the weather.
3. Where do we sleep while camping?
Participants sleep in 3-person A-frame tents or under tarp
shelters, which they are responsible for setting up.
8. How many instructors per group?
There typically are two instructors in the field per group:
a lead instructor, an assistant instructor, and a support
person. When on the boat, a Coast Guard licensed
captain is one of the instructors.
9. How old are the instructors?
Instructors are on average from 22 to 32 years of age.
More experienced lead instructors tend to be in their
mid-twenties and older. Summer interns who help
support courses are typically in their early twenties.
10. What kind of training do
instructors have?
4. Do we get to take showers?
All instructors are required to have completed intensive
Outward Bound training programs, CPR, and First Aid.
Lead instructors are required to have earned Wilderness
First Responder certification and have extensive field
experience working with youth and leading expeditions.
Many instructors have backgrounds in education, child
development, outdoor education, and clinical studies.
5. Who participates on these courses?
11. Does Thompson Island Outward
Bound check the backgrounds of
its instructors?
You will not have the opportunity to take showers
during the course. However, there are many refreshing water sources along the way and you will be able to
shower at the end of course before you return home.
Our students come from all over the United States (and
the world), with the majority coming from the New England
states. They are ages 12 – 17, both young women and
young men. Connecting with Courage®, Passages®, and
Environmental Expeditions are designed for youth who are
interested and motivated in a fun outdoor adventure! No
experience or specific skill required.
6. What is ‘solo’?
Yes, we conduct a GIS national background check on all
employees.
12. May I contact alumni?
Yes. Contact us by email or by phone and we will provide
you with names and phone numbers of alumni.
Email:Admissions@thompsonisland.org
Solo is a time for reflection and introspection. Students
relax and recharge as they think about what they have
experienced throughout their course. Typically the
Connecting with Courage® and Passages® solo lasts
anywhere from two to eight hours, depending on the
progress of the group. The Environmental Expeditions
solo is generally a 24-hour overnight experience. It is not
a survival exercise. Each student is assigned an area,
provided with water, food and other essentials, and
monitored by instructors.
Phone: 617-328-3900 x 144
7. May I call home?
GETTING STARTED
Students are not allowed to call home unless in case of
an emergency or extenuating circumstances, in which
case he or she would have access to a phone. Students
can send and receive mail.
Check out our web site:
www.thompsonisland.org
for more information...and to see photos of
last year’s expeditions.
You can also find us on Facebook!
To secure your spot on a course, please submit a
completed application and $500 deposit that is applied
toward the total cost of the course (includes a $150
non-refundable application fee.)
Please return the following completed course
and/or scholarship applications to:
Thompson Island Outward Bound
P.O. Box 127 n Boston, MA 02127
Phone: 617-328-3900 n Fax: 617-426-5637
email: admissions@thompsonisland.org
www.thompsonisland.org
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Please use a separate piece of paper to briefly describe why you are requesting a scholarship. Include your situation and any
unusual expenses or circumstances that you feel should be known to the Scholarship Committee. Include any information on
other children in the family, what school(s) they are attending and if any financial aid has been awarded. I (we) declare that the
information provided is true and complete:
_________________________________________________ ______________ Parent/Guardian Signature
Date
Please return completed form to:
Thompson Island Outward Bound
P.O. Box 127, Boston, MA 02127
Fax: (617) 426-5637
Attn: Admissions
(617) 328-3900 X 144
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THOMPSON ISLAND
OUTWARD BOUND EDUCATION CENTER