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Environmental education can effectively contribute to various subjects such as science, mathematics, English, drama, art, geography and history. We are committed to supporting environmental education within the national curriculum and we have many educational presentations, workshops and practical activities to choose from.
We aim to:
We have an exciting and varied educational programme to choose from including:
Age range: The majority of these activities are suitable for primary schools. However some activities can be designed for secondary school level.
Have a look at some of the projects and presentations that have been taken into schools in the last 12 months:
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Environmental Education Sessions
Field Trips
Nature area creation in school grounds
Schools Biodiversity Awards
If you would like further information about environmental education with North East Wales Wildlife please contact Cat Lucas on 01352 742115 or email cweo@newwildlife.org.uk
