WEEKLY SESSIONS
We facilitate weekly sessions throughout the school year, teaching the curriculum through a carefully planned series of lessons linked with nature and the seasons.
TEACHER TRAINING
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ONE DAY WORKSHOPS
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3 YEAR OUTDOOR LEARNING DEVELOPMENT PLAN
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Growing Outside is an exciting scheme
working with teachers and children in schools and nurseries, teaching the curriculum in the outdoor environment through fun gardening sessions.
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Headteacher and School Testimonials
Don’t take our word for it – here’s what some of our clients say:
The lessons are well prepared and resourced and the children absolutely love getting hands on while learning key Science and Geography objectives
Leanne Straker
Deputy Headteacher, Haveley Hey Community School, Wythenshawe
Read more…We are committed to educating the ‘whole’ child, and Growing Outside have helped us achieve this through their philosophy of teaching the curriculum whilst caring for Nature, the Environment and the Planet
Julia Bramhall
Headteacher, Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, Wythenshawe
Read more…In the last three years the regular weekly sessions from Growing Outside have made a huge difference to our children’s respect for nature and their school environment.
David Nightingale
Headteacher, Moorfield Community Primary School, Irlam
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Teaching the curriculum in the outdoor environment
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We are always on the lookout for dedicated people to join our team of associates. Flexibility, fresh air and variety are just some of the benefits of a career with Growing Outside.
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