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What we do

  • Forest School programmes for local primary and secondary schools

  • ISEND Family Nature Connection Days

  • Wild Vision Forest School for children with a Visual Impairment 

  • Sibling Service Nature Connection Days

  • Adult team-building sessions

About us

Both of us are:

  • Qualified level 3 Forest School leaders.

  • Qualified for First Aid outdoors.

  • Qualified teachers 

  • Penny (PGCE- secondary)

  • Helen (PGCE-primary)

  • Fully insured for all ages and forest school activities

  • Between us we have experience of setting up and implementing four forest schools in a range of settings - primary, secondary and an after school club.

Forest School

Discover more about the freedom of learning outside the classroom  and our forest school opportunities for local schools and community groups. 

Woodland Days

Our Woodland Days are available to schools and local groups. We can deliver a range of curriculum subjects in a very stimulating, ancient woodland. If you want to take your children outside the classroom to learn and discover more, click below.

Contact us

If you would like to find out more, please contact Helen or Penny.

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WILD VISION FOREST SCHOOL
Exciting forest school sessions for children and young people with a Visual Impairment 
aged 5-16.

Wild Vision is a monthly group. -The next  sessions are:
Saturday 13th April 2024

Sunday 12th May 2024

Sunday 16th June 2024

Saturday 20th July 2024

Saturday 3rd August 2024

Sunday 8th September 2024

Saturday 5th October 2024

Saturday 2nd November 2024

Saturday 7th December 2024

Sessions are free and run 9.30-12pm at Herstmonceux Castle Woods.

 

Please contact Helen Stringfellow on

07712159410 or wilderlifewellbeing@gmail.com for bookings. 

Kindly funded by the donations from the fundraising comedy gig with Adam Buxton and organised by Jay Law

 

    

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Comedian Adam Buxton with Wild Vision staff Helen Stringfellow & Laura Picknell, organiser Jay Law

Wilder Life Wellbeing CIC are delighted to have received an incredibly generous donation for their Wild Vision Project, a forest school specifically for children with a visual impairment, after the comedian Adam Buxton gave his time for free to put on a fundraising performance at The Brighton Dome on 28th July 2023.

 

The event was the brainchild of Jay Law, dad to one of the children with a visual impairment who attends the Wild Vision project, and project manager extraordinaire. It was a brilliant evening and Wilder Life Wellbeing CIC would like to say a huge thank you to both Jay, who organised, and Adam, who made everyone laugh!

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