Wild Adventure Club at Queenswood Park
WILDPLAY at Herefordshire Wildlife Trust
A summary
Meet outside the visitors centre please. We play and explore, craft, build, prepare healthy food to cook on the fire. Learn to light fires, use tools to create all sorts of creative treasures of your own design. Make a den and eat lunch in it if that appeals, relax in the hammock, cut wood from the forest to work on with knives. enjoy popcorn or marshmallows that you have cooked over the fire.
Our groups of children work on mutual respect for each other and the environment.
The sessions are lead by the children and supported by the leaders who provide resources, knowledge, expertise and a sense of humour. Prompts and ideas will be freely given to anyone short on ideas.
Tickets
Free HAF ticket
Free HAF ticket
What we'll do
We will spend the day outside in the woodland.
We will build dens, put up the hammock and use tools like whittling knives to create something new or useful
We have a mud kitchen and plenty of craft ideas
We will prepare and cook lunch and snacks over the campfire
For anyone interested in Wildlife and the natural environment - we will support and deepen that connection.
what to bring
Suitable weatherproof warm clothes for being outdoors. Sturdy footwear and long sleeves and trousers. We have a few spares if needed. A water bottle for refilling through the day.
About your mentor
WILDPLAY at Herefordshire Wildlife Trust
WILDPLAY at Herefordshire Wildlife Trust
Our WildPlay Rangers feel passionately that children need the opportunity for joyful and playful experiences outdoors. Chances to manage and take their own risks, build their confidence and make judgements independently. These early connections with nature supports all areas of development as well as health and wellbeing, embedding skills they will use for the rest of their lives. Play is fundamental to a child’s emotional, physical and cognitive development. Allowing our children time and freedom to play in nature, nurtures them into becoming adults who love and care for the natural world around them. Children’s opportunities to play and explore in nature have been reduced through a variety of physical and social factors, which include poor access to spaces for outdoor play as well as parents and carers concerns for their children’s safety . Compared to their grandparents generation children are 62% less like to play outside with much of their free time spent interacting on digital platforms or in organised clubs. JOIN IN!
Learning aim
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What's provided
Safety
Enhanced DBS
Basic DBS
Risk Assessment
Public Liability Insurance
Safeguarding Training
First Aid Training
First Aid Kit
Smoke Detector
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Cancellation policy
Free bookings do not require refunds but as places are limited, please cancel if you cannot attend so that your place can be offered to someone else.
My experience consists of a leisure activity, on a specific date(s), and therefore the 14-day ‘cooling off period’ under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 does not apply.
