Suitable for KS2, this is a history lesson, focusing on the role that the Second World War played in the loss of Britain's wildflower meadows.

Designed for KS1 and 2, this is a fun and active way to reinforce students’ understanding of seeds and germination. 

Over half a term, lower KS2 pupils explore the extraordinary biodiversity of the tropical rainforests – with specific focus on the Amazon – and how we can work together to look after it.

An outdoor lesson, in which KS1 and 2 pupils, imagine a world without any light, drawing inspiration from the natural world.

Year 4, 5 and 6 pupils make ‘magic potions’ from materials found outdoors and build on literacy skills.

Ideal for an outdoor-based autumn maths class, this lesson plan gets KS2 pupils using leaves to measure and calculate.

A practical activity during which lower KS2 pupils make mini-shelters from natural materials. 

This pair of KS2 lessons encourages students to research rainforest organisms, discuss and group them based on characteristics.

This outdoor activity, will see KS1 and 2 pupils, collecting colourful items from nature and can link everything from science to literacy.

Your upper KS2 and KS3 pupils will learn to draw leaves, develop artistic skills and explore scientific ideas around human survival.