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Outdoor Learning

The pandemic has exacerbated barriers to outdoor adventures for children. Picture: Cheeky Cherubs Childcare

Features 28 March 2024

Special Report: Adventures Outdoors

Learning in natural environments is association with a range of positive outcomes. Picture: Avon Tyrell Outdoor Learning Centre

Features 28 March 2024

The Big Debate: How can outdoor learning sector boost access for all young people?

Adventurous outdoor activities at Cheeky Cherubs Childcare encourage children to 'expand their boundaries by taking risks'. Picture: Cheeky Cherubs Childcare

Features 28 March 2024

Farm setting boosts children’s resilience

Action4Youth's outdoor learning centre boasts a power boat suitable for wheelchair users and young people with complex needs. Picture: Action4Youth

Features 28 March 2024

Outdoor centre makes adventure accessible

Young people honed essential life skills during the residentals. Picture: NCS Trust

Features 28 March 2024

Provider delivers NCS residentials enhancing pupil wellbeing

Avon Tyrell Outdoor Activity Centre offers activities such as archery and orienteering. Picture: Avon Tyrell Activity Centre

Features 28 March 2024

Adventures away for 10k disadvantaged young people

Trainees study skills such as habitat management and deliver education sessions to help young people engage with nature. Picture: London Wildlife Trust

Best Practice 1 February 2024

Green traineeship programme grows diversity

Generation Wild helps children learn about nature. Picture: Generation Wild

Other 29 March 2022

Policy context: Access to the outdoors

A wide range of benefits come from school-based learning outside the classroom. Picture: Halfpoint/Adobe Stock

Research 29 March 2022

Four lessons from the pandemic about learning in natural environments

Increasing confidence and wellbeing are cited among the benefits of residential trips. Picture: Kingswood

Research 29 March 2022

Teachers’ views on the value of outdoor residential trips

Half-osprey Ava is part of Generation Wild’s approach to help children reconnect with nature by engaging their imaginations

Features 29 March 2022

Project uses storytelling to engage children with nature

Kidz Konnekt shifted its focus to a full outdoor programme as a result of the pandemic, taking groups of children on trips

Features 29 March 2022

Outdoor summer scheme boosts young people’s wellbeing

The pandemic has highlighted the importance of children being able to access the natural environment. Picture: Kidz Konnekt

Features 29 March 2022

Outdoor Learning Special Report

Team-based games and activities can support social and emotional development. Picture: Andrey Kuzmin/Adobe Stock

Analysis 26 January 2021

Support child self-regulation

Many professionals have successfully used technology to communicate during the pandemic, found the NSPCC, which suggests virtual delivery could enhance services. Picture: Image copyright of NSPCC. Photography by Tom Hull. The NSPCC practitioner is Da

Features 26 January 2021

How Covid-19 remade children’s services

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