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September marks a season of transition — not only in nature but also in the rhythm of the Forest School year. As the leaves begin to turn and a chill enters the air, it’s the perfect time for Forest School

Sunshine & Fun: Making the Most of Summer at Forest School!   Summer’s here, and at Forest School, that means longer days, warmer weather, and a vibrant burst of life all around us! While it might be tempting to just

Buzzing with Excitement: Celebrating World Bee Day in Your Forest School! 🐝🍯 Get ready to create a buzz in your Forest School! World Bee Day, celebrated annually on May 20th, is a fantastic opportunity to connect children with the vital

Spring is a magical time, especially for children exploring nature. The Woodland Trust’s free blossom ID chart helps kids identify blossoms, like Blackthorn, as they begin the emerge Blackthorn’s dense growth makes it suitable for hedges. The kernels of sloes

The Ultimate Guide to Outdoor Learning in Swindon and Wiltshire 🌿 Outdoor learning offers an invaluable experience, blending education with the beauty and tranquility of nature. Swindon and Wiltshire, with their rich landscapes and diverse ecosystems, provide a fantastic backdrop

Forest School Teacher Training course in Warwickshire 🌲🌿 Are you passionate about education and the great outdoors? Do you dream of teaching in nature, inspiring young minds while surrounded by the beauty of the forest? If so, you’ve come to

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on Forest School Training for Youth Workers. In today’s fast-paced digital age, the importance of reconnecting with nature has become increasingly evident, especially for our youth. Forest School Training offers a unique approach to education,

  🌿 Salix is a fascinating genus encompassing trees and shrubs commonly known as willows. Here are some captivating facts about Salix that highlight its significance and diversity: Taxonomy: Salix, belonging to the family Salicaceae 🌳, is a diverse genus