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

Derren Hayes
Thursday, March 28, 2024

The pandemic and cost-of-living crisis has reduced access to outdoor education for many children, not just those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Experts assess the impact and what needs to change.

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

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