Understanding Mental Health in Young People on YMHD – The Power of Forest School
YMHD, on 19th September each year, is an awareness day that encourages understanding and awareness of mental health in young people. Here we believe #forestschool really can help support develop good mental health in young people. We set expectation levels approriate...
Registered Forest School Trainer
We are very pleased at Coast and Forest Education to have been through stage 1 of 3 of the approved trainer process. This demonstrates we are meeting the quality standards required and moving to become "approved" this additionally means prospective clients and...
Transformative Forest School Programme: Impact on Children and School Development
I am sure we all work hard and have the ethos very much at the heart of what we provide. I know it chimes with me very strongly, the principles of Forest School, and truly feel I have found my home in the woods and with what I facilitate. Those who have met me know...
For the 1st timeWild Passport training in Hampshire
Booking is now open for this first opportunity to train as a #WildPassport practitioner in #Hampshire. This complete course training opportunity is for a small cohort of trainees so you will get more time to practice and hone the skills and knowledge required. The...
Discover Developmental Benefits of Ropes, Swings, and More in Forest School
The CPD workshop covers knots, hitches and techniques to build ladders, erect rope ladders, low ropes, nets, swings, hammocks and slack lines plus safety considerations and risk-benefit assessment. Discuss the developmental benefits of physicality and how to increase...
Unprecedented Changes in Forest School Programme: A Single Session Effect
We have been working with this school for three sessions and during these sessions we have seen a number of changes and the teachers and adults present have often commented on their learning, behaviour, responsibility and general positivity during the sessions.This...
Forest school level three training
This training course is essential for anyone wishing to lead Forest School programmes in their own setting. It covers learning theory and practical skills. Plus it gives participants the confidence and knowledge needed to establish and deliver their own Forest School...
School Grounds and Woods: Impact on Children’s Play Development
I have worked with some of these learners for a number of months now and for a while we were working on their school grounds as the return to school settled. After Easter we returned to the woods and their development and style of play has changed, obviously as we...
Enhancing Your Connection with Nature: A Guide
Need a better understanding about our connection with nature? how we can increase that connection? here is a great publication http://bit.ly/NatureConnectionHandbook Connection is really important and proving across a wide range of sectors the importance to us.
QNUK L3 RQF Award Forest School & Paediatric First Aid
Friends of Elfwoods Dangstein, Dangstein Road, Petersfield GU31 5BZbooking form and further information can be found here forms.gle/VXzjvSk3RX6JPG77A Join us for this QNUK Level 3 Award in Forest School First Aid (RQF) course is suitable for those working within...
Top 5 reasons to take forest school CPD this summer
Summer might seem like the obvious time to switch off — but for educators, it’s often the best opportunity to invest in something that genuinely changes your practice. Here’s why forest school CPD should be at the top of your list.
1. You’ll come back to school transformed, not just trained
Forest school CPD isn’t a tick-box exercise. It challenges you to slow down, observe, and let children lead — and that shift in mindset follows you back into the classroom.
2. Summer courses fit around school life
No cover to arrange, no disruption to your timetable. A summer CPD course means you can focus fully on your learning without the pressure of school commitments running alongside.
3. You’ll be ready to launch from September
Completing your training over summer means you arrive in September with a qualification, a plan, and the confidence to get started straight away. Many of our graduates have their first sessions running within weeks of term starting.
4. Small group training means real support
We deliberately keep our courses small. You’ll get proper time with your trainer, space to ask questions, and genuine peer connections with other practitioners — many of whom stay in touch long after the course ends.
5. Your school community will feel the difference
This isn’t just CPD for you. Children, colleagues, and families all benefit when a practitioner brings genuine forest school training into a setting. The ripple effect is real.
Our next course runs on Tarpology, 2nd July at Langley Logs, WD4 8RS. Spaces are limited.
Book your place on Tarpology