About the event

Come and join Staffordshire Wildlife Trust for a morning of REALLY WILD themed activities! To celebrate the start of 30 days wild where the Wildlife Trust’s encourage families to do something wild every day throughout June.

Each activity will encourage you to get a bit wild. Whether that is swinging in the hammocks, playing in the mud kitchen, following the nature trails to insect hunting and wild crafts.

These two hour long activities give you and your children the chance to explore the great outdoors, with our Wildchild Team at hand to help you along the way. This session will follow the Forest School ethos of child-led exploration and play.

All our activities take place outdoors therefore please dress for the weather.

Meet us in the outdoor classroom at The Wolseley Centre. Follow the new accessible path up the hill, passed our Learning Hub and you will find us in the top left corner next to the Tipi. If in doubt ask in reception and they will point you in the right direction.

Other information

This event it is essential that you book in advance and we regret to say that if you arrive to the event and have not booked your place you will be unable to join the event. 

This is an integrated Aiming High session. Therefore through Aiming High, children with SEND can secure places on this and many other events in the local area for free. Please visit Staffordshire Connects for more details. 

Aiming High booking info: Aiming High bookings please visit:  "Staffordshire Connects" website Or call 0300 111 8007 (Option 2, then option 3).

We ask that you do not attend this event if you, or anyone in your household, are showing symptoms of any contagious illness.

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