Education

We provide high-quality outdoor education that encourage curiosity, teamwork and a connection with nature. Our primary school programmes combine hands-on activities with curriculum-linked learning, helping students develop confidence and practical skills in a safe, supportive environment.

We run education sessions at Fort Burgoyne, River Dour, Romney Warren and Samphire Hoe and provide a range of practical, engaging and enjoyable learning linked to the school curriculum.

We also offer outreach opportunities! If you’d like us to attend an event you’re planning, deliver a talk or assembly about local wildlife, or provide expert advice on a school wildlife project or outdoor area, get in touch!

To learn more, please read our [education brochure] (coming soon)

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Education FAQs

What facilities are available on site?

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Are your sites wheelchair accessible?

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What adult-to-student ratios are required?

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Are you able to accommodate students with Special Educational Needs (SEN)?

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What are your first aid procedures?

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What should students wear and bring?

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What happens if it rains?

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What are your group sizes?

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How much do sessions cost?

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How long are the sessions?

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How will we find you on the day?

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Where are your education sites located?

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Do I need to visit the site before attending?

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What should I do if none of these FAQs answer my question?

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Quotes

Amazing day. Lots of fascinating local history, a very knowledgeable leader and a really exciting session of bridge building. - St Richard's Catholic Primary School