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Dungeon & Dragons

Fees * Risk
Dungeon & Dragons
– Low XMed XHigh

Table top role-playing is a hobby that dates back to the 1970s. It is an interpersonal storytelling game that takes place around a table, where each participant plays
the role of a hero in a saga told by a ‘game master’ or ‘dungeon master’, the storyteller. It is similar to the best computer RPGs with the game master being the one
who runs the game world and story in which the other players participate. Played with or without a battle map and miniatures, you become the hero in an evolving
story lived in your imagination and through your interaction with the other players.
CAS elements

The game has been proven to develop interpersonal and problem-solving skills, not to mention the ways it involves people in memorable stories that last a lifetime.
It stimulates inquiry into history, archaeology, myth and science, while promoting reading, vocabulary and creative thinking.

Term Days Time Venue

1 2 3 XMo XTu XWe XTh Fr XTBC XVaries After School EN201

Capacity Gender Teacher/Coach/Student Leaders

16 XBoys XGirls Both Mr Marcus Turver, Ms Shannon Kavanagh, Mr Tom Urquhart

*DISCLAIMER
For fee-based activities enrolment is for the full year unless otherwise specified. Students have a grace period of two-weeks in Term 1 from August 15-28, 2020 to withdraw from the program via LIONeL and thereafter a strict no refund policy applies. An invoice will be issued via
ePayment and must be paid before the student is allowed to start the activity. Absences or missed classes on the part of the students are their responsibility and a strict no refund policy applies. Should the instructor be absent for a class, it may be rescheduled as a make-up class.
Prorated rate is only for those that signed up late to the program. No drop ins will be allowed.
POLICY FOR ACTIVITIES CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER
In the interest of your children’s safety, and in accordance with the guidelines of the EDB and Hong Kong Observatory, lessons will be cancelled in the event of adverse weather conditions. No refunds will be given. Where possible, participants will be advised of rescheduled
‘make up’ classes.
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