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On Outdoor Classroom Day, pupils attended RHS Bridgewater to test activities for the National Education Nature Park.

As the Natural Nations project comes to an end, explore our ideas for using our surveys to boost biodiversity in your school grounds.

Oh, the weather outside is frightful — but why should that stop you? Let’s bust the most pervasive myth about outdoor learning...

Discover how we are supporting quality climate education through the delivery of the National Education Nature Park.

School grounds play a vital role in a child’s development, discover 5 key ways to develop your grounds for outdoor learning and play Children are spending less and less time […]

Dear colleagues We have continued our work in schools and early years settings as we believe that outdoor learning and play have never been more needed than now. Outdoor learning […]

We need you to help end clothing poverty in UK schools and make sure every child can get outdoors, whatever the weather. Make a donation here: [...]

Dear friends old and new of LtL, On behalf of  LtL I would like to express a heartfelt thank you for all your support over the past few months. We […]

“I am Carley Sefton, CEO of The Learning through Landscapes Trust (LtL). LtL is a charity founded 30 years ago to promote the use of school grounds in education. LtL […]

Hello! I’m Steve Moizer, one of the Training and Development Officers at Learning through landscapes, based in the Scottish office on the beautiful University campus in Stirling. For many years [...]