Inspire your pupils with fun, practical projects that will enhance their learning about trees and wildlife.
Not all classrooms have four walls
When you take learning outside you open up a new world of experiences and opportunities for your pupils. Whether you’re planting trees or running a Forest School, we offer resources and advice to help you deliver stimulating lessons across all areas of the curriculum.
Join 16,000 schools taking action to help the environment. Your pupils can take part in fun, hands-on projects while improving your grounds. They'll earn certificates in recognition of their achievements and a special plaque to display in your school.
The Green Tree Schools Award has helped us do more outdoor learning which has positively impacted the health and wellbeing of our pupils.
Tree planting is a hands-on way for children to make a real impact on the environment. We’ve already helped schools plant five million trees across the UK; discover how we can help you.
We provide a range of free materials to help you deliver engaging and memorable outdoor learning. Tried and tested by teachers, they include tree planting resources, Nature Detectives activities and lots more.
Many of our activities can be done in your school grounds or out in the woods, with plenty of ideas to continue learning back in the classroom. Our resources are linked to the English national curriculum (KS1, KS2 and KS3), but they're suitable for Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland too.
Tree Tools for Schools
Discover tree-planting resources and Nature Detectives activities in our online learning hub.
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Show your pupils how one person's actions can make a big difference.
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Discover the incredible ways trees benefit people and the planet.
Our friendly learning team is happy to help.
Email us: learning@woodlandtrust.org.uk
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Find a wood near your school for some inspirational outdoor learning.
Trees woods and wildlife
Download our Tree ID app to help your pupils identify trees in your school grounds or on class trips.
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Your pupils could raise money to help woods and trees by organising a bake sale, a non-uniform day or a sponsored walk.
