King Henry’s Walk Garden
TGC delivers education at this locked community garden. Contact us for more information.
Read MoreGillespie Park and Ecology Centre
A perfect combination of wooded areas, wild areas, and gathering places.
Read MoreSydenham Hill Wood
This is the oldest LWT reserve and has a mix of new and ancient woodland, with remnants of Victorian gardens. You will find more than 200 species of trees and plants, as well as rare fungi, insects, birds and woodland mammals.
Read MoreSurrey Docks Farm
Apart from the usual farm tours, the Surrey Docks Farm has a Bee Trail workshop where children explore the life of a honey bee and identify pollinators around the Farm.
Read MoreLondon Wetland Centre
Urban Wetlands with over 105 acres of nature reserve to explore, the London Wetland Centre is one of the most important conservation projects of the 21st century.
Read MoreGreenwich Park
Part of The Royal Parks, this south London heritage site is a haven for wildlife with much to explore.
Read MoreCentre for Wildlife Gardening
Great hidden spot in Peckham where you can find wildlife habitats, like ponds, chalk band, wildflower meadow, woodland copse, herb garden, stag beetle sanctuaries, insect hotels and raised permaculture beds.
Read MoreWalthamstow Wetlands
Sessions led by the London Wildlife Trust. These are very hands-on nature sessions and are all linked to the national curriculum.
Read MoreStepney City Farm
They offer many farm related workshops for schools, but also a workshop on Plants, Food Growing & Gardening for KS1 and KS2.
Self-led visits are possible Monday-Friday, but must be booked in advance.
Spitalfields City Farm
Spitalfields City Farm deliver one hour educational workshops, for groups of up to 30 school children. Workshops are adaptable to the age, ability and current learning topics of the group and explore the themes of farming, food, sustainability and nature connection.
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