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"When you connect with nature you connect with yourself" - Dr. Mike Rayel. Gráinne is passionate in her belief that we all need to feel at home in the natural world if we are to be happy and content. Being outdoors while engaging in meaningful activity and creative play is essential for the holistic development of the child. This is at the core of what she offers to schools.

Shazia offers fun and interactive workshops exploring biodiversity – what it is, why it is important and how to protect it. Whether investigating the marine environment or life on your doorstep in woods and gardens, Shazia will bring nature to the classroom or even better get the children outdoors exploring their local biodiversity.

Hands on experience of nature based activities, encouraging wonder and learning, in your school grounds or a nearby natural setting.

Kerry is a passionate forest school leader and nature therapy guide. She enjoys reconnecting children to the natural world through games, crafts and stories.

Mary is a visual artist who engages children with their artistic and cultural heritage through fun art programmes, workshops and murals. She uses a broad range of art media and covers diverse themes to inspire and stimulate their ideas and creativity.

Ross has extensive experience running forest school and bushcraft sessions for primary school children. He delivers biodiversity lessons, Green-Schools initiatives, 'Get Active Week' activities, introducing children to foraging and woodland conservation and native tree planting. Ross brings natural history, nature connection, hands on play and exploration through forest school, foraging walks and natural crafts.

Karen offers two virtual workshops: 1)Exploring Biodiversity in a 2m Radius in the Garden using Art; 2) Exploring the Biodiversity of the Seashore using Art

Karen offers a variety of creative, cross-curricular workshops, which use art to stimulate and engage children in learning about their natural environment and locality.

Revealing animals' secrets. Learning (mostly!) about the badger and fox from signs they leave behind.

Nature and biodiversity in all aspects, focusing on hands-on experience.