All Natural & Outdoor Attractions articles
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News & IdeasHorniman Museum and Gardens unveil outdoor areas and interactive trail
Several new outdoor spaces, including a community garden and nature-themed play area, have been unveiled as the London museum marks its 125th anniversary.
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News & IdeasFairytale Farm opens Alice in Wonderland-inspired ride
Journey to Alice’s Wonderland is the Oxfordshire attraction’s first ride, inspired by Lewis Carroll’s connections to the region.
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FeaturesYear-round trip ideas to promote positive mental health in children
We’ve compiled some of the amazing places across the UK which promote a positive frame of mind through outdoor learning.
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VideoClare and Michael Morpurgo: 50 years of Farms for City Children
In a special video interview, the founders of the Farms for City Children charity say the need for children to be out in nature is greater than ever.
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News & IdeasWakehurst launches nature connectedness training for teachers
More than 100 teachers and EVCs will benefit from nature connectedness training sessions, designed to improve pupil wellbeing and inspire environmental action.
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News & IdeasHorniman Museum and Gardens unveils plans for nature learning area
The museum’s Nature + Love project, set to open to the public in 2026, will include opportunities for visitors to play, learn, and engage in nature.
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ColumnForging real resilience without technology through outdoor learning
Nigel Miller, CEO of the Active Learning Group, on why outdoor learning matters more than ever and developing digital resilience.
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News & IdeasPlay castle enhances school offerings at Fairytale Farm
The Oxfordshire farm welcomes EYFS and Key Stage 1 groups, enabling them to use their imagination and meet and handle animals.
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News & IdeasPlea to Prime Minister: every child deserves a residential stay in nature
A coalition of outdoor education providers has written to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer demanding emergency funding after research revealed 38% of children have never visited the countryside.
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News & IdeasZSL campaign wants access to nature a right for every school child
A campaign has been launched by ZSL which is calling on the government to enshrine access to nature as a right for every school child - and they want your support via their online petition.
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News & IdeasLost Earth Adventures opens new watersports venue
The outdoor experience provider is offering water-based activities at Killington Lake in the south of the Lake District, with instructors on hand to guide school groups.
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News & IdeasThe Ernest Cook Trust increases its spending by 20%
Education charity, The Ernest Cook Trust has boosted its charitable spending by a fifth during the last financial year to £3.6 million, giving more opportunities for schools to access nature outside of the classroom.
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FeaturesPyrland School’s mission to rewild their students
School trips can be a chance for students to explore new environments, but this summer adventure for Pyrland School students turned out to be something they will never forget.
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News & IdeasLearning outside the classroom had major impact on behaviour
Pupils and teachers reported a significant impact on engagement and behaviour linked to learning outside the classroom as part of an 18-month project.
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News & Ideas“Down but not out” after Outdoor Education Bill vote
Martin Davidson, chief executive of The Outward Bound Trust, vowed to continue the mission to make outdoor residentials part of the curriculum after the Residential Outdoor Education (Wales) Bill was defeated by one vote.
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News & IdeasBristol pupils enjoy a week of adventure in Snowdonia
South West-based coach company, Bakers Dolphin took the party of 48 students, aged between 13 and 15, from three different city schools for a five-day Outward Bound experience in Aberdovey.
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News & IdeasSchools can win a Farms for City Children residential in sustainability competition
Grow24 is a cross-curricular competition aimed at primary students which focuses on their connection with nature and sustainability.
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News & IdeasForestry England’s ‘ranger in a bag’ to help teachers lead trips outdoors
A new resource for teachers is being launched by Forestry England to encourage their class to become forest rangers for the day.
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News & IdeasOutdoor education project reveals bright future for environmentalists
Outdoor education gives young people the skills and confidence to become the green workers of the future, according to the conclusion of a five-year lottery-funded programme.
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News & IdeasReports confirm learning in natural environments as ‘win-win’ situation
New reports published by Natural England are further evidence of the positive impact of taking learning beyond the classroom into natural environments.
