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How to help wildlife at school
Whether feeding the birds, or sowing a wildflower patch, setting up wildlife areas in your school makes for happier, healthier and more creative children.
Taking action for wildlife at school
Florence and Krystyna raised over £160 for the Trust through activities at School and now they've designed their own nature themed Christmas cards!
School Trip to Placement Student
My name is Ness; I am a placement student volunteering with Surrey Wildlife Trust during my ‘year-in-industry’ and I am proud to share my journey with the Trust from my first visit in 2019 as a…
Forest School & Outdoor Learning Training
Nature Discovery Day – School Visits
Level 2 Award for Forest School Assistants 2024
Learn how to be a skilful assistant at a Forest School programme, helping a Forest School leader and programme participants to connect with nature through this exciting ethos for learning outdoors…
Level 3 Certificate for Forest School Leaders 2024
Looking to connect children or adults with woodlands, while helping them to realise their own potential? The Forest School ethos is a perfect tool to do this! Attend this course run by our…
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Schools & educators
8,000 Surrey school children pledge to save water & wildlife
Surrey Wildlife Trust school visits are ‘otterly’ amazing