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Download our training outline to see what can be covered in an inset day. We use this to form the foundation of your training and then speak to you about your team’s specific needs to tailor the day to your school.
that it requires extra time within timetables. This has come about because people who are specialists in outdoor learning but don’t have experience in education have shared this is how it should be done for the last few decades. Through our own teaching experience, we know the reality is there isn’t time for this in your weekly timetables and this not how outdoor learning should be utilised in Primary Education.
The true role of outdoor learning is to harness its ability to engage children whilst supporting them holistically through the outdoor environment. Outdoor learning should be used to deliver curriculum objectives. Outdoor learning is a teaching tool, not a specific subject.
Our approach uses outdoor learning to enrich your curriculum without the need to use fire, tools or provide any additional qualifications. Instead, we equip your school’s biggest asset, your staff team, with the knowledge they need to take learning outdoors and enable your pupils to reap the many benefits it brings to their learning experiences.
Whether you have challenges around staff perceptions of outdoor learning, constraints with staffing or you’re unsure of how to get the most out of your outdoor spaces, we can support you in leading the approach using our expertise and experience of working with schools up and down the UK.
Fill out an enquiry form to discuss with us how we can support your staff to unlock the potential in outdoor learning for teaching and learning.
