Wildwood Days

19/06/2026

Some nice footage of last Friday's conference as part of our Naturewell project with Shine Coaching and Guided by Nature :)

18/06/2026

Sun paper prints made in women’s wellbeing group today :)

18/06/2026

We actually had a bit of sunshine this afternoon in women’s group do we made sun-paper prints 🙂 ☀️🌸🍃

17/06/2026

And on (Wild) Wednesdays, he ate a nice green leaf and felt much better! 🐛 We learnt all about butterflies, caterpillars and what they like to eat today! 🦋
🍭 🍰 🍏 🍐 🍊 🍓 🧀

17/06/2026

Class 1 St Chad's Catholic Primary School were fantastic Nature Warriors today! Superb tool work to create a frog life cycle, observing tadpoles and frogs on site, clay creations, sorting creatures into the correct habitats and even some den building and habitat building too!

17/06/2026

Year 3 St Chad's Catholic Primary School were exceptional today! We learnt all about the permeable skin of amphibians and their needs, observed the different amphibians on site in their various stages of development, made clay models, and did some tool work to create helpful reminder signs. Well done Year 3!

17/06/2026

Amphibians week this week at St. Chad's! Learning our swimming techniques from the pros!

17/06/2026

Come and learn how to make beautiful handmade willow woven sculptures with Julie from Pip Cottage this Saturday, 9:30am -12:30pm. A few tickets still available. To book:

Come and learn how to make a beautiful handmade willow woven sculpture with Julie from Pip Cottage. This is the morning workshop, there is another session in the afternoon, 1 - 4pm. This is a lovely craft using traditional methods, to create a willow sculpture, which will look fantastic in your gard...

16/06/2026

🐛Caterpillars and butterflies this week in toddler groups! Wonderful symmetrical art work, careful observation of some cabbage white caterpillars, and brilliant team tool work! 🦋

15/06/2026

Dragon flies have been around for a very long time.
Dragonfly-like creatures were some of the first winged insects to evolve, appearing on the scene around 300 million years ago.