Supporting fieldwork and outdoor learning for all

As an environmental education charity, giving every student the opportunity to experience outdoor learning and first-hand fieldwork is our goal.

We recognise the increasing pressures on schools, so here are the top 5 ways we are supporting teachers, schools, parents and children to benefit from fieldwork and outdoor learning opportunities this school year:

1. Free teacher taster events

We are opening our doors to teachers this autumn with a programme of free taster events at selected Field Studies Council centres. Explore the location, try out some of our favourite activities and find out more about our learning adventures on a day or overnight event.

The programme of tasters don't cost anything for teachers to attend and promise a fun learning experience where you will also discover what a Field Studies Council trip is all about.

2. Free teaching resources

We are offering free access to the complete Digital Hub Plus for the 2023/2024 academic year to support teachers and schools in delivering fieldwork content.

Our website also has a number of useful reference resources for all age groups from primary to university, which are used by teachers and students undertaking fieldwork topics or outdoor learning activities.

3. Keeping prices down

We have an exciting offer for new customers! Secure your booking before 31st December 2023 to benefit from 15% off residentials - a discount we’re offering to help schools and parents facing the pressure of limited budgets.

Or if you are looking for a lower cost experience, we also run a wide and popular programme of day visits, which are all packed with activities, excitement and curriculum-focused outdoor learning in a great location, but without the costs of a residential.

4. Adding value

Our courses are carefully created to meet the requirements of your curriculum. Once you have booked, our tutors work with you to ensure the course and experience will be tailored to your needs and maximise the value of the visit.

5. Grants and funding opportunities

We’ve spent the last 80 years getting children into the outdoors and excited about the natural world. See how we can support you to do the same with your pupils this year!