Living World, People & Planet

STEM sessions for KS1, 2, 3 and 4 to get students working scientifically to explore and explain our shared planet and sustainable future.

We take classroom-based learning and explore the living world in an outdoor setting, making full use of the woodland, wildflower meadows, farmland, wetlands and heritage sites surrounding our centre.

Our sessions highlight the challenges of sustainable living and how we can make space for nature with experiences to find out where food comes from and the important role of soil for healthy people and planet.

Most of our workshops are a full day (10am-2.30pm) but some can be run as half days, or combined to create a full day of fun and learning.

We offer sessions throughout the year and tailor activities to the seasons.

  • Rivers Day

    Immerse your pupils in one of our 'blue spaces' and give them real life experience of river ecosystems.

  • GCSE Rivers Day

    Take on a variety of quantitative and qualitative fieldwork techniques to better understand river processes.

  • Marvellous Minibeasts

    Bring your class on a habitat safari and discover the amazing creatures living in the woods, meadows and ponds.

  • Brilliant Biodiversity

    Explore the biodiversity that sustains our planet, providing our life support system.

  • Climate Culture

    Take on a 'Climate Culture Challenge' with your class, set by our CEO Jayne Manley.

  • Feed the World

    Find out how food can be grown in a nature friendly way and discover how we might feed the world sustainably.

    • Get in touch to book a workshop

    Email the team at [email protected]

    Call us on 01865 407792

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