Forest School Training

Do you want to become a qualified Forest School Leader? Our hands on Forest School courses provide you with the understanding, knowledge and practical skills needed to lead or support a Forest School Programme.

What are the Benefits of Forest School?

By placing emphasis on the journey rather than the outcome and holding regular sessions, Forest School provides emotional time and physical space for child-led learning to come alive. By developing your own Forest School Programme you will help children and young people to develop;

A positive mental attitude, self-motivation and independence
Resourcefulness, self-regulation and resilience
Perseverance, self-confidence and communication skills

Wiltshire Wildlife Trust is a recognised centre for the National Open College Network (NOCN). As a registered training centre, we deliver qualifications in:

NOCN Level 3 Certificate for Forest School Leaders
Level 2 Certificate in Forest School Programme Support (QCF)

For more information about Forest School Training, please contact:

Rebecca Saldanha

01380 736082

[email protected]

"Thanks for the most inspiring week, can't wait to get started." Teacher on level 3 course

We can also deliver Forest School Programmes for your pupils and run Forest School birthday parties for your child.

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