Living in the Falmouth area, a Springwatch presenter has released ‘You Are Nature, Too’, a charming children’s picture book. This aligns with the forest school ethos by encouraging children to connect with nature. Why this matters to To The Woods: The book’s release adds to the resources encouraging nature connectedness for children in Cornwall, supporting… Read more: Springwatch presenter launches children’s book

A forest school set in ancient Durham woodland received praise in a strong Ofsted report, highlighting its impact on children’s welfare and wellbeing. Why this matters to To The Woods: Offers a positive model of forest school UK practices that mirror our mission of promoting inclusive outdoor learning.

NHS embraces ‘green social prescribing’, encouraging nature walks as part of wellness treatment. This reflects the therapeutic benefits of nature and outdoor activities for children’s mental health. Why this matters to To The Woods: The approach aligns with our use of nature therapy children initiatives, promoting wellbeing through nature in Cornwall.

An upcoming project in Tideford will offer a calming outdoor environment for young people to build confidence and practical life skills. This initiative aligns with the ethos of forest school Cornwall by promoting outdoor learning and nature-based education. Why this matters to To The Woods: This project highlights the importance of nature-based learning environments in… Read more: New outdoor learning project in Tideford

The RSPB Kernow Group Leader, along with local birdwatchers, celebrates the rich birdlife around Ruan Lanihorne on the Roseland Peninsula. Such activities year-round invite local families to discover wildlife and connect with nature. Opportunities for nature play Cornwall and woodland education UK are bolstered by these enriching outdoor explorations. Why this matters to To The… Read more: Birdwatchers explore Ruan Lanihorne on Roseland

Walton Priory pupils contributed significantly to their forest school project through a fundraising initiative, underscoring community support for outdoor education. Why this matters to To The Woods: Reflects community engagement and support for outdoor education, which we cherish at To The Woods CIC.