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Food 4 Families

Food 4 Families can help schools in Reading make the most of their edible outdoor classroom – from design through to making the links with all areas of the curriculum. They can involve pupils in the design process and often use volunteers from local businesses to help with construction. They also...

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Free Range Learning

An outdoor learning provider offering creative food, farming and sustainability education. This includes a wide range of workshops for pupils, and providing poultry and egg hatching with advice and training.

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Grow to School

Grow to School CIC partners with primary schools to take the curriculum outdoors helping children develop the skills for lifelong learning. Grow to School works with entire classes and their teaching and support staff or with smaller nurture groups across EYFS and Key stages 1& 2. All sessions link outdoor...

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Growing Devon Schools Partnership

The Partnership exists to support teachers in the development and delivery of an outdoor, experiential curriculum that builds skills, environmental awareness, a lifelong, healthy relationship with food and an understanding of its production and preparation. They do this by linking providers (including zoos, gardens, community groups and growers) with their...

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Ian's Mobile Farm

The mobile farm can come to schools for short visit of an hour or a full five hours giving the option to split classes into groups for many sessions. A typical session would include an introduction to the animals, talking about their origin and care requirements followed by hands-on interaction...

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LEAF South West Education Consultant

LEAF Regional Education Consultants can provide suggestions for places to visit, especially farms, and can put teachers in touch with farmers who will go into school. Consultants also offers teacher training and student teacher training about how to use food, farming and the countryside in classroom teaching. Debbie is an...

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Forest Education Network (FEN)

A forum for all types of forest education, from forest floor to shop floor. It co-ordinates local networks for people working in forest education and provides information and resources through a website and e-bulletin. It aims to promote learning opportunities in relation to trees, woods and forests, raise awareness of...

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Outdoor Learning

Aims to make outdoor learning part of the school or nursery strategy and ethos; to enable young people to re-engage with their local natural environments for the mutual benefit of both; and to deliver accredited Outdoor Learning training at Levels 1, 2 and 3 to empower professionals to make the...

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Outdoor and Sustainability Education Service (OASES)

Deliver and promoteoutdoor learning and global sustainability education. Provide teacher training and support, as well as pupil sessions. These services can be accessed within the confines of the school, or off-site. Also raise money and bid for funds to enable young people to engage with the environment through outdoor learning...

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Royal Academy of Culinary Arts (RACA) Adopt a School Trust

Adopt a School has devised a course (one session per term) to teach children about food, cookery, food provenance, food growing, healthy eating, nutrition, hygiene, table etiquette and the importance of eating together. Cooking facilities are not required. The taste and sensory session is the first lesson, followed by practical...

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Landscapes Naturally

Landscape architect and teacher specialising in working in schools to engage children and staff in transforming outdoor learning and play. In particular supports grounds development, curriculum delivery through practical hands-on workshops, inspirational CPD, team teaching, and project management. Also offers support for bid writing and fund raising

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Lewis Morgan Creative Timber

Work with schools to develop their outside spaces. From seating structures to story- telling spaces, wildlife gardens to allotments, to help deliver the curriculum outside. Can also provide design workshops with pupils and teachers linked to the curriculum.

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Botanic Gardens Educators Network (BGEN)

A specialist support and training network for professionals working in education related to plants and the natural world, most of whom are educators in botanic gardens and other centres of environmental education in the UK and Ireland.

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British Alpaca Society (BAS)

Dedicated to the welfare of alpacas and the education of their owners in the UK. They provide information, support and events for everyone interested in alpacas, and have a network of regional groups. Working with Lantra to develop certified modular courses on alpaca keeping.

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The National Allotment Society

A not-for-profit organisation supporting the needs of all allotment holders across the UK. They campaign against government legislation which threatens allotments, engage with local authorities to ensure they meet their statutory obligations and offer free legal advice to allotment holders. Also provide growing advice, support schools into allotment growing and...

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