Outdoor Education & Nature Play at Wild Things
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for children and caregivers in basic good health
Overview
Discover a unique woodland adventure where children 6+ learn independently and explore nature in a safe, inclusive setting. Wild Things combines hands-on activities with the beauty of the outdoors—perfect for young explorers.
Wild Things
Self Directed Learning Group• 5 hours
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About This Adventure
Join the Wild Things Self-Directed Learning Group, where children aged 6 and up explore and shape their own learning in a stunning woodland setting. With a focus on independence and inclusivity, participants engage in hands-on activities while enjoying nature. Prepare for adventure with waterproof clothing and a spirit of curiosity!
A Self-directed Learning Group for children and young people age 6 and up in our beautiful woodland.
PLEASE DO NOT BOOK UNLESS A SPACE HAS BEEN AGREED WITH EMMA
Duration
5 hours Tuesdays 10.30-3.30 Tiered booking is for a one month block starting on the listed date.
About
Wild Things Self Directed Learning group where everyone is able to take charge of their own learning journey. The group are actively involved in shaping the direction and running of the group.
Email emma@sticksandstonesfs.com for spaces.
- over 8's can be dropped off.
- We recommend water proof clothing and wellies all year round to keep the bugs and dirt out! For those who like to get really messy, a change of clothes for the way home might be needed.
- Not having the right gear should never be a barrier to coming along, so please let us know if you want to borrow some spares.
- Please bring a snack and a drink, its thirsty work in the woods!
- This is an inclusive group and we actively try to overcome barriers to children accessing the group
Adventure Tips
Dress for the weather
Bring waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear to stay comfortable during active outdoor activities.
Prepare for hands-on activities
Encourage participation with casual clothing that can get dirty or wet.
Plan for project time
Bring a notebook or sketchpad for documenting discoveries or drawing nature scenes.
Arrive early
Get settled in and meet the group before activities start for a smoother experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern gray squirrels
- Songbirds like warblers
History
The woodland has been a designated nature reserve since 1985, helping conserve local flora and fauna.
Conservation
Wild Things emphasizes environmental respect, teaching participants to Leave No Trace and care for the forest.
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Recommended Gear
Waterproof clothing
Keeps children dry and comfortable during outdoor activities.
Sturdy footwear
Supports active movement over uneven woodland terrain.
Notebook or sketchpad
Encourages documenting nature observations and sketches.
Sun protection
Sunscreen, hats, or sunglasses for sunny days.