School Grounds
The easiest first step to taking pupils outdoors is in your own School Grounds.
With this Topic you can think about how much time you spend outdoors and how you can make your school grounds a better place for learning and play.
In the run up to Burns Night, join us for an interactive lesson to explore the poet's connection to the natural world and how we can use creativity to protect our environment.
Froglife’s experts share how to create effective ponds and habitats to attract and support wildlife in your school grounds or at home.
A Pocket Garden is a miniature garden that uses edible plants, plants that attract wildlife, and that reuses something which would otherwise have been thrown away. Each year, we invite young people to send in their designs for a colourful and exciting environmentally friendly, pocket-sized garden. Pupils who send in the winning designs are then invited to build and grow their gardens to display.
It's Your Neighbourhood is our community environmental improvement initiative which we manage with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) under the Britain in Bloom campaign. It is based on the three pillars of community participation, environmental responsibility and gardening achievement.
Search through our library of resources to find lesson plans, experiments or activities for your class.
Our wider work related to School Grounds.
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