School activities and programmes
Let us take the stress out of booking school outings by offering a range of environmental educational programmes and activities to suit all age groups, from Early Years to Post 16.
Currently our 7 acre site is undergoing major refurbishment, reopening in 2020. The team is on tour in London, Essex and Hertforshire bringing nature nearer!
SUNTRAP ON TOUR SESSIONS:
We are offering two hour sessions in your school (in a classroom, grounds or nearby green space) under the guidance of our qualified, expert staff. All workshops can be adapted for small groups of children with SEN. By booking a Suntrap on tour session you will get £50 off your first booking when we reopen our site in 2020. Cost: £150 per two-hour session (maximum 30 pupils).
WALTHAM FOREST - SCHOOL FREE OFFER:
For Waltham Forest schools we've a limited special free offer! Through Great Place: Creative Connections funding we can provide free two hour workshops (up to 30 students) packed full of inspiration, ideas and advice linked to art and heritage providing the perfect guide to fostering creativity and pride in our borough. Book now as we've only a few spaces left!
Contact us to book an outreach session or to register an interest for our Waltham Forest school free offer.
Read more about our EYFS programme
/Find out moreKey Stage 1 Activities
Read more about the different activities we have for Key Stage 1 pupils
Find out moreKey Stage 2 Activities
Activities include learning about animals, plants and rocks and soils
Find out moreKey Stage 3 Activities
Learn about ponds, river studies and more with our Key Stage 3 activities
Find out moreKey Stage 4 Activities
Environmental studies, shelter building and more form part of our key stage 4 activities
Find out morePost 16
A'level geography and biology fieldwork and adventurous learning
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You do everything so well; engaging the children and giving them the courage to have a go and just enjoy!
Thank you very much for all of your hard work. It was an excellent experience and the girls got a lot out of it.
