The Jungle received a letter of thanks from West Notts College following 2 days worth of events that we ran at the beginning of September. The students participated in team challenges, laser clays, sumo and archery

The Letter read:
“On behalf of our staff and learners we would like to say a massive thank you for having us on Monday the 7th and Tuesday 8th September.
The feedback from our learners and staff has been extremely positive. Thanks to all your staff and your planning team you kept our learners engaged throughout the whole day. The Team Challenges worked extremely well and allowed our students to work as a team which will help them throughout the year. ”

Its always nice to get such great feedback, for more information on activities which can be tailored specifically for school groups please go to our main adrenalin web site.

On Wednesday 26th August, The Adrenalin Jungle hosted a charity Laser tag event for over 30 children who have been supported by the charity Spiral.

The charity provides early bereavement support to young people and their families in partnership with the Macmillan Cancer Trust and Faith in Families.

A great time was had by all and the Nottingham Evening Post covered the story in Friday nights paper.

This week we have around 20 Macmillan patients and volunteers from Nottingham and Leicester enjoying our Laser Clays and Archery experiences.

For more information on any of these events click on the links to send you to our main web site. Archery, Laser Clays and Laser Tag.

The Adrenalin Jungle is very proud to announce it has extended its already long list of events further by adding a brand new Laser Clay Shooting experience to its activity base.

Laser Clays is a totally unique, simulated, hi tec electronic version of the country sport of Clay Pigeon Shooting. This is shotgun shooting without the need for ear defenders, risk of recoil and the subsequent bruises! Using real but deactivated shotguns players test their skill by shooting laser beams at discs fired from a traditional trap. The shotguns use an infra-red pulse which acts the same as a traditional cartridge, mirroring the action of the shot as it leaves the gun.

Laser Clays is available from £20 for an hour long session and everyone from 8 years and upwards can have a go at this fantastic new event. Check out the main Laser Clay page on our website for more information.