outdoor learning

Our team offers schools the chance to bring outdoor learning directly into the classroom environment. By attending your school, we create engaging sessions that introduce children to the wonders of nature, teaching them fundamental skills through hands-on activities. From scavenger hunts that sharpen observation and problem-solving, to exploring the fascinating world of creepy crawlies, we make learning fun, memorable, and rooted in real-life experiences. These sessions are designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage teamwork, all while helping young people connect with the natural world around them.

 

Alternatively, schools and groups can visit our CIC Garden Hub, located in the beautiful Werneth Low Country Park. Here, young people can immerse themselves in a dedicated outdoor learning space, surrounded by nature and guided by experienced mentors. The hub provides opportunities to explore wildlife habitats, practice outdoor skills, and take part in structured activities that promote resilience, self-awareness, and wellbeing. Whether it’s learning about plants and ecosystems, taking part in creative outdoor challenges, or simply enjoying the fresh air, the Garden Hub offers a safe and inspiring environment for growth.

 

Both options—school visits or trips to our Garden Hub—are designed to be flexible and tailored to the needs of each group. Our team works closely with teachers and leaders to create bespoke packages that align with educational goals while keeping sessions fun and engaging. Whether in the familiar setting of your school or the natural surroundings of Werneth Low, we aim to give children and young people the chance to learn, explore, and thrive through outdoor education.