A forest school is an inspirational process that offers children, young people and adults of all abilities regular opportunities to gain confidence and raise self-worth through a series of hands-on learning experiences in school grounds and local woodlands.

What is Forest School training like? Watch this slideshow to see.

Awarding organisation

The Open College Network South East Region.

Course requirements

Participants should be aged 16+ and be prepared to undergo a CRB check
Please contact Katie Riley if you are unsure if this course is suitable for you.

Course outline

• Introduction to Learning and Development at Forest School
  
• Basic Forest School Practical Skills
  

Commitments

• Two days of largely practical tasks (9:30 –16.30)
  
• Subsequent participation in the delivery of two forest school sessions.
  
• A short workbook which should be completed within 6 months of the course.
  

Available dates

• 10-11th March 2012 – Stanmer Park, Brighton.
  
• 30-31st May 2012 in Guildford (Early Years focus)
  
• 27-28th June 2012 at Beckley, East Sussex
  
• 5th-6th September 2012, Chiddingfold, West Sussex
  

Maximum numbers, 14 on each course
Course costs: £200 per person, including course fees, training and assessment

To book a place and for further information please contact

Katie Riley, Forest Schools Officer, Sussex Wildlife Trust, Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex, BN5 9SD.
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mobile no. 07557162404

Sussex Wildlife Trust Forest School Training

• Forest School Leader Level 3 Training
  
• Forest School Assistant Level 2 Training
  
• Forest School Level 1 Training