Shropshire Wildlife Trust has worked alongside children and young people for over 30 years and has an excellent track record of delivering nature-inspired workshops both in and out of school.
All our sessions support key areas of the national curriculum, and we work closely with teachers and subject specialists to keep our work fresh and relevant.
"One mother told the teacher that her daughter hadn’t stopped talking about it all evening!"
Participant at 'Set up Science' visit to Wood Lane Nature Reserve
Shropshire Wildlife Trust runs individually tailored environmental education days and half days to suit all ages from nursery children to sixth form students. To find out more see our Outdoor Education brochure.
To see some inspiring examples of the work we do with schools look at the Projects with schools page.
For further information about opportunities for outdoor education please contact Helen Trotman.
Teacher training
We 
also run an extensive programme of training courses throughout the year for teachers, youth workers and group leaders. Subjects include an introduction to outdoor education, basic bushcraft, pond dipping for beginners and make the most of your school grounds. Contact Helen for more details.
Where Wild Schools Go
Explore wild places near your school with this guide to south Shropshire for schools.
