The Centre has an excellent range of structured practical activities
for all ages. These include pond dipping, fresh water ecology, woodland
ecology, habitat management and map making. Formal and informal education is provided for schools, colleges
and Community groups.
Special events such as moth evenings, badger watching,
toad watching, fungus forays, botany walks, dragonfly stalking and bird watching are also
held at the Centre. Many of these activities are organised by the Woodland Education
Centre's Community support group, The Offwell Environment
Link.
Family Countryside Activity Days are organised during the school holidays. A whole range of habitats can be explored and activities include pond dipping, bird watching, building shelters and map trails.
Excellent facilities and staffing support are
provided. The Centre provides
marvellous opportunities to reinforce many aspects of the National Curriculum
topics. A newsletter for schools, colleges and
universities is published twice a year.
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