“When one tugs at a single thing in nature, they find it attached to the rest of the world”
The opportunities for outdoor learning are often overlooked which is a real shame, as there is so much exciting work which can be done in this learning environment! Each school will have different access to outdoor spaces, but lots of sessions can be run with surprisingly little, and even if you have very limited space, with bit of creativity your students will still be able to benefit from learning in the outdoors.
Below are a selection of possible outdoor learning activities which can be delivered individually, combined with other sessions, or used to support previous classroom learning. Although these sessions work best with small class or intervention groups, I’m happy to discuss scaling them up to meet your needs.
If you see something you’re interested in, or want to discuss a bespoke session idea that you would like me to deliver to your students, then please click the button below and get in touch - I look forward to hearing from you!
In certain circumstances it might be possible to offer a small group of students a real life expedition experience. If you’ve got an exciting expedition or fieldtrip idea which you would like to deliver to your students but aren’t sure where to start, then please get in touch, I can’t promise that I’ll be able to make your idea a reality, but I will happy talk it through with you and give you the benefit of my expedition planning and leading experience.
Can’t Find What You’re Looking For?
Remember the sessions listed above are only there to give you an idea of what I can offer - If you’ve got a learning opportunity in mind which you can’t find above, then please get in touch!
I’m keen to ensure that geography education is as engaging and inclusive as possible, and would love to chat through any ideas that you have for your learners - you can contact me via email or social media on the links below: