Education centres
The Wildlife Trust has six environmental education centres, and works
with local communities across the three counties, offering a range of
opportunities to learn more about wildlife. This includes tailored learning for early years to sixth formers, under
our ‘Really Wild Days Out’ programme linked to the national curriculum; project work for higher and further education students; teacher training sessions on environmental education for today’s
teachers; learning opportunities and practical work for a variety of community
groups; and family learning events enabling families with children to learn
about wildlife together. Please follow the links on the left for more details on each Education Centre.
For a comprehensive guide to all programme charges, please see our Education and Community services pricing policy 2008-09.
More opportunities to learn about wildlife, both at our centres and
beyond, can be found at Activities for all.
News
Book your Bedfordshire school visits now! 14 January 2008
Avoid disappointment by booking early
Cambridge school children take action for the environment 8 June 2007
Milton Road Primary School Go4Green on World Environment Day
Cambridge school children fundraise for local wildlife 7 June 2007
The Perse Prep School boys get sponsorship by 'promising' to help the environment