Outdoor learning is not exclusive to working in the woods, and is highly valued and woven into every area of our curriculum. It offers opportunities for learning to become more practical and stimulating when natural resources are used, and the confines of a classroom are removed.
Our 'Broadmayne Passport' identifies 20 key outdoor learning experiences we hope every child to experience before they leave our school.
What is a Hedgehog Friendly Campus?
Hedgehogs are in decline and need our help.
As part of being a Hedgehog Friendly Campus, at Broadmayne we manage our green space to ensure we have a big impact on creating the right habitat as well as the survival of hedgehogs, for example strimming and planting the right sort of plants.
Being part of the campaign also allows children, staff, and the wider community to get involved in various activities such as hedgehog surveys and building hedgehog houses as well as litter picking, fundraising events and writing about the wildlife to raise awareness.
For further information regarding hedgehogs, please visit the following websites:
How to help at home