Introduction to Forest Schools

You will study how to create a forest school, areas of child development, educational theory, woodland conservation and recreation, innovative and therapeutic theory in the outdoors, risk assessments to enable outdoor education, shared responsibilities, cooking in fire pits and first aid.

Desirable – a childcare, teaching or supporting teaching and learning qualification.

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• Additional support is available for students with learning difficulties and disabilities.
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