Activities for Schools and Groups

School activity

School activity

Activities for Schools and Groups

We are passionate about getting children outdoors, exploring and learning about wild places. Our experienced Education Officers deliver a wide range of practical workshops all year round, for all ages and abilities.

Whether it’s learning about endangered species, cooking over a campfire in your school grounds, or pond dipping at one of our nature reserves, we have something to offer everyone.

We can provide exciting activities for your school or group covering a range of environmental topics, such as habitats, plants, animals and rivers.

Why not bring your curriculum to life with a visit to one of our flagship nature reserves - Langford Lakes or Lower Moor Farm.

If it’s Forest School you’re after, our team of qualified Forest School Leaders can deliver a Forest School programme in your school grounds or on one of our reserves with individual pupils, groups or whole classes.

We also offer school and community grounds development and LiNE (Learning in the Natural Environment) training days for staff. Contact us for more information.

Cost

School workshops:

We offer half day and full day sessions in school.

Half day: £170 for one education officer / £245 for two staff / £350 for three staff

Full day: £230 for one education officer / £390 for two staff / £475 for three staff

Nature reserve visits:

Primary schools: £7.50 per child per day

Secondary schools: £8.50 per child per day

Minimum charge £160, maximum group size: 65 children.

Demonstration and activities set at just the right level for the children. They were enthralled and inspired to learn.
Teacher, Bright Stars Nursery

Download our Activities Brochure below to find out more about what we can offer your school or group.

To find out more or book an activity for your school or group contact:

Anne Billinge

AnneB@wiltshirewildlife.org 

07867 502889

Did you know that we offer adult Forest School Taster Sessions and Forest School Qualifications?