Flexible and adaptable activities led by experienced, well qualified environmental education officers, offering outdoor fun and exploration, which can be tailored to meet your group’s needs.
Choose two activities from the list below to make your own programme for your visit or we can design a bespoke day for your group.
We recommend that you schedule your arrival time between 9.30-10am and departure time between 2-2.30pm.
At lunchtime you will have access to toilets, a heated classroom and an outside area to play or have a picnic.
Year 3: Classroom based activity
An indoor, hands on activity to explore bones and handle our vertebrate and invertebrate animals.
Year 3 and 4
Can you build a shelter in the forest that could keep you warm and dry?
Year 3 and 4
Use your map reading skills to follow a trail around our grounds.
Year 4
How do people affect the forest and how can we look after it?
Years 3 and 4
What are the ingredients for compost and who helps to make it?
Year 3
Learn about different parts and functions of plants in the forest.
Year 4 April to October only
Explore a pond habitat, using keys to classify animals and creating food chains.
Year 3
Become a Stone Age hunter-gatherer and learn how to survive in the forest. This is a full day activity.
Year 3 and 4
A variety of short, fun activities to encourage trust, teamwork and social skills.
Year 4
How much water do you use every day?
Year 4
Explore a woodland habitat, using keys to classify forest invertebrates and creating food chains.
Flexible and adaptable activities led by experienced, well qualified environmental education officers, offering outdoor fun and exploration, which can be tailored to meet your group’s needs.