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Join our unpaid carers wellbeing group for a relaxing wellbeing nature walk in the park, and activities including nature arts and crafts, campfire cooking, tai-chi, photography, yoga and much more! Perfect for mind and body; helps to reduce stress and anxiety, boosts mood, lowers blood pressure and improves strength and balance.
Meet at 10.30am at the bench outside the cafe.
This is a child-free and dog-free session to allow relaxation for all
participants. Please switch your mobile phone to silent at the
beginning of the event and avoid making and receiving calls during the
session.
The group will be run by:
Sue Barker from Get Out More, a social enterprise on a mission to help people engage with nature to feel better in mind and body. Sue is a qualified forest school leader.
Free event but places must be booked in advance. If the group is full, please add your name to the waiting list.
Sessions will be occasionally supported by:
Gateway to Nature is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund
Join our unpaid carers wellbeing group for a relaxing wellbeing nature walk in the park, and activities including nature arts and crafts, campfire cooking, tai-chi, photography, yoga and much more! Perfect for mind and body; helps to reduce stress and anxiety, boosts mood, lowers blood pressure and improves strength and balance.
Meet at 10.30am at the bench outside the cafe.
This is a child-free and dog-free session to allow relaxation for all
participants. Please switch your mobile phone to silent at the
beginning of the event and avoid making and receiving calls during the
session.
The group will be run by:
Sue Barker from Get Out More, a social enterprise on a mission to help people engage with nature to feel better in mind and body. Sue is a qualified forest school leader.
Free event but places must be booked in advance. If the group is full, please add your name to the waiting list.
Sessions will be occasionally supported by:
Gateway to Nature is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund
Join our unpaid carers wellbeing group for a relaxing wellbeing nature walk in the park, and activities including nature arts and crafts, campfire cooking, tai-chi, photography, yoga and much more! Perfect for mind and body; helps to reduce stress and anxiety, boosts mood, lowers blood pressure and improves strength and balance.
Meet at 10.30am at the bench outside the cafe.
This is a child-free and dog-free session to allow relaxation for all
participants. Please switch your mobile phone to silent at the
beginning of the event and avoid making and receiving calls during the
session.
The group will be run by:
Sue Barker from Get Out More, a social enterprise on a mission to help people engage with nature to feel better in mind and body. Sue is a qualified forest school leader.
Free event but places must be booked in advance. If the group is full, please add your name to the waiting list.
Sessions will be occasionally supported by:
Gateway to Nature is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund
There is so much to see and do outdoors it is the ideal place for young children to learn and play.
Seasonal activities such as arts and crafts, nature discovery, games, swings and nature-based play for young children and their families.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. The sessions are aimed at children aged 0-3 years, but older siblings are welcome.
There’s no need to book, but space may be limited during busy periods.
Please check the Forest School Play Project Facebook group for updates as sessions may change at short notice due to weather etc.
Meet at the Play area
There is so much to see and do outdoors it is the ideal place for young children to learn and play.
Seasonal activities such as arts and crafts, nature discovery, games, swings and nature-based play for young children and their families.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. The sessions are aimed at children aged 0-3 years, but older siblings are welcome.
There’s no need to book, but space may be limited during busy periods.
Please check the Forest School Play Project Facebook group for updates as sessions may change at short notice due to weather etc.
Meet near the Lodge Cafe.
There is so much to see and do outdoors it is the ideal place for young children to learn and play.
Seasonal activities such as arts and crafts, nature discovery, games, swings and nature-based play for young children and their families.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. The sessions are aimed at children aged 0-3 years, but older siblings are welcome.
There’s no need to book, but space may be limited during busy periods.
Please check the Forest School Play Project Facebook group for updates as sessions may change at short notice due to weather etc.
Meet at the Play area
There is so much to see and do outdoors it is the ideal place for young children to learn and play.
Seasonal activities such as arts and crafts, nature discovery, games, swings and nature-based play for young children and their families.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. The sessions are aimed at children aged 0-3 years, but older siblings are welcome.
There’s no need to book, but space may be limited during busy periods.
Please check the Forest School Play Project Facebook group for updates as sessions may change at short notice due to weather etc.
Meet at the Play area
There is so much to see and do outdoors it is the ideal place for young children to learn and play.
Seasonal activities such as arts and crafts, nature discovery, games, swings and nature-based play for young children and their families.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. The sessions are aimed at children aged 0-3 years, but older siblings are welcome.
There’s no need to book, but space may be limited during busy periods.
Please check the Forest School Play Project Facebook group for updates as sessions may change at short notice due to weather etc.
Meet near the Lodge Cafe.
Get stuck in for some wild woodland fun with our October forest school at Saltaire. Practitioner Annie will have an exciting mix of ideas for games, crafts and challenges to keep children engaged and happy this October break!
Our holiday forest school sessions give children aged between 5 and 11+ years the opportunity to get outdoors and enjoy nature with friends whilst building resilience, learning new skills and exploring on their own terms. There are so many activities to choose from including whittling, games, den building, tree climbing and crafts, to name just a few.
The programme will be led by experienced and qualified practitioners who will bring lots of ideas to go with the children’s own for playing, building and creating with natural resources in the woods.
Key booking information:
- If your child needs additional support please book on with full details then we will be in contact. We aim to be inclusive and will endeavour to get additional staff or volunteers to support, so we have appropriate ratios. Once you have booked we will call you to discuss how we can accommodate any additional needs.
- If places have sold out, please join the waitlist and we will contact you if places become available.
Our October Holiday Forest School sessions give children aged between 5 and 11 years the opportunity to get outdoors and enjoy nature with friends whilst building resilience, learning new skills and exploring on their own terms. Practitioner Annie will give children the tools and space to make the most of nature.
The programme will be led by experienced and qualified practitioners who will bring lots of ideas to go with the children’s own for playing, building and creating with natural resources in the woods.
Key booking information:
- If your child needs additional support please book on with full details then we will be in contact. We aim to be inclusive and will endeavour to get additional staff or volunteers to support, so we have appropriate ratios. Once you have booked we will call you to discuss how we can accommodate any additional needs.
- If places have sold out, please join the waitlist and we will contact you if places become available.
