A spring residential can provide an affordable way to support confidence, curriculum learning and personal development through memorable outdoor experiences.
With availability still remaining across some UK centres, we can help you find the right location and dates for your group. Speak to our team to secure spring 2027 availability, explore the options available for your budget and create a lasting impact throughout the rest of the school year.
Discover outdoor learning for your group
Take our fun and quick quiz to discover a programme that meets the needs of your pupils, whether that’s strengthening confidence, improving communication, or deepening understanding through real-world learning.
Find your perfect time to join us this spring



Blencathra, North Lake District
Blencathra sits in the heart of the Lake District, providing an inspiring setting where learning extends far beyond the classroom.
This unique location gives learners direct access to a diverse range of habitats, landscapes and outdoor challenges, creating opportunities for hands-on learning across geography, science and personal development. Blencathra holds AALA certificate and LOtC certification to offer safe and enjoyable adventure sessions for schools.
March
- Wednesday 3 – Friday 5
- Monday 8 – Wednesday 10
April
- Monday 26 – Wednesday 28
- Wednesday 28 – Friday 30
May
- Friday 7 – Sunday 9
- Monday 31 – Wednesday 2 June
Castle Head, Cumbria
Set within extensive grounds on the southern edge of the Lake District, Castle Head offers students the chance to explore woodland, wetland and coastal environments through hands-on learning. Real-world experiences help bring curriculum topics to life, improving understanding, knowledge retention and confidence. Castle Head holds AALA certificate and LOtC certification to offer safe and enjoyable adventure sessions for schools.
February
- Monday 1 – Sunday 14
March
- Wednesday 3 – Friday 5
- Monday 15 – Wednesday 17
April
- Monday 12 – Sunday 19
- Monday 19 – Wednesday 21
- Wednesday 21 – Friday 23
- Wednesday 28 – Friday 30



Flatford Mill, Suffolk
Located in the heart of Dedham Vale, Flatford Mill offers a rich mix of natural and historic landscapes for students to explore. Learning through first-hand experiences helps bring geography, science and nature to life, improving engagement, understanding and long-term recall.
January
- Monday 4 – Thursday 14
- Friday 15 – Sunday 17
- Wednesday 20 – Thursday 28
- Friday 29 – Monday 1 February
February
- Sunday 7 – Tuesday 9
- Friday 26 – Sunday 28
March
- Monday 1 – Wednesday 3
- Wednesday 10 – Monday 15
- Friday 19 – Sunday 21
- Saturday 27 – Tuesday 30
April
- Friday 16 – Sunday 18
Juniper Hall, Surrey
Situated in the Surrey Hills National Landscape, Juniper Hall gives students access to chalk grassland, woodland and river environments. This unique setting supports hands-on learning that develops deeper understanding, strengthens recall and inspires curiosity about the natural world.
March
- Wednesday 3 – Friday 5
- Monday 22 – Wednesday 24 March
April
- Monday 12 – Tuesday 13
- Wednesday 28 – Friday 30



Margam Discovery Centre, Port Talbot
Surrounded by the varied habitats of Margam Country Park, Margam Discovery Centre provides an engaging setting for outdoor learning. Practical investigations help students connect classroom knowledge to real-world experiences, improving understanding, retention and confidence.
February
- Monday 15 – Friday 19
- Wednesday 24 – Friday 26
March
- Monday 8 – Wednesday 10
- Wednesday 17 – Friday 19
April
- Wednesday 21 – Friday 23
Nettlecombe Court, Somerset
Located within a historic estate on the edge of Exmoor National Park, Nettlecombe Court provides access to woodland, river, farmland and coastal habitats. Learning in these real environments helps students deepen their understanding of geography and science while strengthening recall and key skills.
March
- Monday 1 – Friday 5
- Friday 5 – Monday 8
- Monday 8 – Wednesday 10
- Monday 22 – Thursday 25
April
- Wed 21 – Friday 23 April
May
- Tues 4 – Friday 7



Preston Montford, Shropshire
Set on the banks of the River Severn, Preston Montford offers an accessible and inspiring environment for outdoor learning, plus on-site adventure and team building activities. Through practical investigations and fieldwork, students develop a stronger understanding of curriculum topics while building confidence and essential learning skills with challenging adventure sessions.
February
- Monday 8 – Wednesday 10
- Monday 15 – Friday 19
- Monday 22 – Wednesday 24
March
- Monday 1 – March Wednesday 3
- Monday 8 – Wednesday 10
- Monday 22 – Wednesday 24
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