Environmental education

Minibeasts

Explore the world of minibeasts on a safari through the wood. Compare and contrast the inhabitants of a variety of habitats including woodland floor, trees (alive and dead) and grassland. Includes the use of simple keys and species recording. Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1 and 2 - session varies in complexity depending on age group of pupils.

Springwatch

Workshop includes a walk around the park to look at signs of spring plus a minibeast hunt in the woods and the chance to make a colour palette to take back to school. Available April and May. Suitable for Key Stage 1.

Autumnwatch

Suitable for Key Stage 1. Workshop includes a walk around the park to look at signs of autumn plus a minibeast hunt in the woods and the chance to make a colour palette to take back to school. Available October.

Wildlife Discovery Toddle

Short walk with activities aimed at children aged 3-5. Participants get the chance to meet local minibeasts, hunt for colours and make a leaf crown to take home.

Sensory Walks

A special walk which encourages children to explore an area in a very 'hands on' way, using activities which encourage the use of all the senses. Walks are tailored to fit individual requirements. Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1 and 2.

Native American Indians

Bring your class along to learn more about the first people who lived in harmony with the Earth. Make a head dress, learn how to look for animal tracks and signs and listen to a traditional Native American story in the Tepee.