School trips

Step into nature and spark curiosity!

Visit one of our beautiful learning sites – or let us bring nature to your school. Immerse your senses in the wonders of the woodland as we bring the curriculum to life through hands-on exploration.

From science and geography to art and history, our sessions connect learning with the natural world in unforgettable ways.

Psst… our workshops are packed with fun, but they’re cleverly designed to meet your learning goals too!

Don’t see what you were looking for? Just ask.

Contact schools@wildsheffield.com to enquire or use our enquiry form and we will email you back.

A child in a grey beanie with a yellow and black pom-pom, black jacket, and dark trousers in wellies explores a grassy field, holding a net.

Wetlands

Discover wetland wildlife through pond dipping and mini-beast hunting, as well as learning how wetlands help prevent flooding.

Three young girls cross a shallow stream in a wooded area, holding nets. They are dressed in high vis jackets and wellington boots.

River Studies

Pupils will investigate the river at the beautiful Low Hall Wood to help support your classroom learning.

A group of adults and children are walking along a forest path surrounded by tall trees with autumn-coloured leaves. The ground is covered in fallen leaves and greenery, creating a peaceful, natural setting.

Super Seasons

Help your pupils understand the differences between the seasons with our immersive woodland experience.

Children in a woodland setting build a teepee-like structure with long wooden sticks. In the foreground, one child in a red hoodie and another in a grey t-shirt lean sticks against a tree. More children are visible in the background under a green tarp, engaged in similar activities among tall trees and leaf -covered ground.

Learn about the Stone Age

Bring history to life with a day in the life of a Stone Age tribe!

A rectangular arrangement of autumn leaves and acorns on green grass. Yellow, brown, and red leaves form a pattern around a central red leaf, which is surrounded by yellow leaves and acorns. A shoe is partially visible at the bottom edge.

Natural Art

Inspired by their surroundings, pupils will get creative using woodland materials.

Close-up image of several hands holding sticks with marshmallows over a campfire made of logs and kindling.

Woodland Adventures

Whether you’re seeking excitement or peace, we encourage you to reconnect with nature through our woodland adventures.

A young girl in a reflective vest stands on a wooden bridge over a small stream in a wood, holding a net with an orange rim, likely for catching insects or aquatic creatures.

Habitat Studies

Explore our woodland habitats to find out which minibeasts live there.

Nature for everyone

We aim to make all our sessions as inclusive and accessible as possible. While some of our learning sites may have limitations, we’re always happy to discuss options – whether that’s finding the right site or bringing the session to you.

Our activities are thoughtfully designed to engage a wide range of learners, including those with additional needs and neurodivergences. Many of our primary sessions, like Exploring Wetlands, can be adapted for older age groups and have been well received by secondary, FE alternative provision, and SEND groups.

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