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Field Studies Council and RGS introduce new benefits for school members

The Royal Geographical Society (RGS) and Field Studies Council are unveiling a range of new discounts for RGS School Members, representing an exciting…

A generous grant from Ørsted is helping develop skills for STEM careers. 

We’re delighted to share Ørsted has granted a multi-year grant to help young people in Cumbria develop skills needed to follow a career…

WIN a company volunteering day with Field Studies Council.

Field Studies Council are giving you and your team the chance to win a corporate volunteering day at a field centre of your…

Field Studies Council cuts carbon emissions by 77.5% since 2011

Field Studies Council has achieved another year of brilliant progress, cutting 2025 carbon emissions* by 9% compared to 2024. This builds on our long-term success, reducing emissions by 77.5% since 2011 and supports our recently…

Appeal launched to get children out of the classroom

Earlier this month we launched a £20,000 appeal to ensure more school children get the chance to go on school trips. Research suggests…

Opening up the world of outdoor discovery

For some young people, exploring a woodland or discovering creatures in ponds is a normal childhood occurrence. For others, it is an entirely…

Building confidence beyond the classroom: A Level fieldwork at Nettlecombe Court

This month at Nettlecombe Court, students from Peter Symonds College took part in our A Level Skills for the Independent Investigation course — an experience designed to prepare them for their NEA and beyond.

Finding connection in nature: Nelly’s story

The Department for Education (DfE) funded holiday activities and food (HAF) programme aims to support children to eat more healthily, be more active…

Where an apprenticeship can take you – Real Career Journeys 

Part 3 of the Apprenticeship Series  An apprenticeship is often the first step in a much bigger journey. At the Field Studies…

Behind the Scenes — How We Support Our Apprentices 

Part 2 of the Apprenticeship Series  Behind every successful apprentice is a network of people who guide, mentor and champion them. At…

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