Immerse yourself in a fun-packed weekend exploring the local marine environment. Join us on our family marine explorers weekend to learn more about the marine environment as a family. Read more This weekend is designed to encourage families to explore the amazing sights that the marine environment has…
Join us as we explore Epping Forest and discover more about the nature and wildlife that lives here. Read More On this guided walk, learn about how we manage habitats both in the past and now and how these affect what we can see. This active session will involve…
Children will build their spatial and locational knowledge creatively exploring the distinctive landscape and settlements surrounding the centre. They will use innovative ways to answer their own geographical questions, such as: What makes this place special? How is it connected to my place? Why is it like this? Locations explored…
As geographers we are naturally drawn to adventure and exploring. Opportunities to investigate our environment are regularly undertaken, which is why at FIeld Studies…
This one day beginner-intermediate course will introduce you to the rocky shore habitat of the beautiful Scottish island of Great Cumbrae and cover important aspects of intertidal ecology, through classroom-based theory and practicals out in the field. This course will cover: An overview of the intertidal environment, along with…
Our Amersham centre in Buckinghamshire will be hosting Santa and his elves this December! They will be welcoming families and school groups to explore the…
What season is it? How do we know? We will explore the natural environment through our senses and exciting environmental games. Pupils can develop an enhanced awareness of their natural environment and how it changes throughout the year. The activities are an excellent way to bring many aspects of the…
What season is it? How do we know? We will explore the natural environment through our senses and exciting environmental games. Pupils can develop an enhanced awareness of their natural environment and how it changes throughout the year.
There are thousands of species of fungi in the natural world from the common to the rare. Read More Most of the year they live underground and are vital for woodland health as they recycle nutrients in the ecosystem. We see them when the fruiting bodies form ‘mushrooms’. Join…
Learn how to use a map and easy to identify features to find your way on tracks, paths and in easy countryside. Learn to use a compass to make sure you go the right way. Ideal for complete beginners or those looking to improve navigation skills. Explore…