Secondary Schools

Inspirational and fun packed school trips in Sheffield & Rotherham.

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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.

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.

“The leader at Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust worked well with a challenging group of children to ensure that they had a positive experience.”

Y8 teacher, The Willows, Rotherham
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Our Outdoor Learning Sites

We work at various locations across Sheffield and Rotherham to deliver our outdoor learning experiences. Whether it’s woodlands, parks, riversides, or your own school grounds, you can choose the perfect location for your educational adventure.

Read More about Our Outdoor Learning Sites

Career Advice

Enthuse and inspire your students with information on a career in conservation! We can attend careers fairs, deliver assemblies and offer limited numbers of work experience placements to educate young people about the wide variety of amazing careers in conservation. We can attend a limited number of career fairs and assemblies free of charge.

Further Education and Universities

Want to get involved with Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust for your Further Education or Higher Education students? Get in touch to discuss placement availability, talks or trips.

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.