Through our outdoor education training and resources, aligned closely to National Curriculum targets and guidelines and delivered in and around the Thames Valley, Early Years and Primary children get fully inclusive access to the spaces right outside their classroom. And in doing so, normalising their relationship with nature and embedding the need to protect it and connect with it as they grow.
Co-deliver lasting change by giving teachers and TAs the tools and confidence to deliver wild teaching.
Improve pupils’ physical and mental wellbeing and enhance focus and behaviour in the classroom.
Build pride and respect for nature early on.
Improve the wellbeing of teaching staff and relieve the pressure on pastoral support
We offer a range of place-based solutions that make the most of what you’ve got including:
Spending time outdoors has a protective effect on mental health. Restoring and expanding green and blue spaces in urban areas increases the resilience of cities in the face of pandemics.
Wild Workout and Mindful Mouse are toolkits designed to help children enjoy spending time in nature and improve their physical and mental health and wellbeing.
We bridged the gap between traditional heritage-based knowledge and engaging a new audience in ecology and the natural world, empowering volunteers and staff to deliver a high-quality family visitor experience in the gardens of Darwin’s home – Down House.
