Immerse Your Pupils in Nature

Create Habitats / Create Learning Opportunities / Create the Future

Schools can be havens for wildlife

ReWild Your School specialises in helping schools move their ethos to one of nurturing nature, immersing pupils in wildlife and integrating their habitats and ecosystems into learning opportunities.

We do this by Creating Habitats, Training Teachers and Leading Wildlife Sessions linked to various aspects of the Curriculum.

The challenge of Ecological Breakdown must begin at schools because its this generation that will deal with its effects and must learn the tools to reverse it.

Create Habitat in School

  • Hedgerow

    Create Hedgerows to support endangered hedgehogs and other species.

    Supports activities in Science, Maths, History and Art.

    Buff up security for your school.

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  • Wet Wildlife Corridors

    Create Wet Wildlife Corridors to help amphibians and other creatures move across your school.

    Supports Science, Maths, IT, Art and Forest School.

    Help buffer water in times of heavy rain, improve school field drainage and reduce drought stress.

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  • Woodland for Birds

    Plant trees to create habitat woodland and open space for birds and other creatures. Build bird boxes, hides and feeding stations so pupils can observe and nurture local bird populations.

    Supports forest school, science, maths, art and citizenship.

    Create Shade for pupils.

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  • Flowers for Bees

    Create an area of flowering plants and wildflower meadow for bees and other pollinators. Build/install bee boxes around the school and areas for hibernation.

    Supports Science, D&T and Art

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  • Butterflies

    Create an area of flowering plants, wildflower meadow and caterpillar nursery for butterflies and other pollinators.

    Supports Science, IT and art.

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  • Bugs

    Create wild areas for a variety of minibeasts such as bug hotels, leaf litter, log piles and more.

    Support Science - bug hunts, keys and investigation. Literacy tie in and more.

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Create Learning Opportunities in School

Creating Habitat in schools goes beyond the obvious learning opportunities in Science such as Classification, Keys, Food Chains & Webs.

Using ID apps such as INaturalist you can bring in IT - data handling, Photo editing and collate data for Maths for graphs, Geography by mapping where you observed something and using that data in Projects such as searching for Signs of Spring or the Great Butterfly Count.

Plant materials are great for Outdoor Art or Forest School. Hedgerows can be using to make timelines for History. Looking after nature is part of Citizenship and building bird boxes can be part of Design & Technology.

By incorporating an outdoor reading area to your space you can bring in literacy links, mindfullness and much more.

IDENTIFY and RECORD what lives at your school.

EXPLORE what lives in your school’s community.

JOIN a network of naturalists to record research grade data your pupils can use for school projects.