Environmental Education

The Sussex Wildlife Trust provides environmental education and teacher training to encourage the enjoyment and understanding of wildlife through life-long learning. Our activities and games are designed to support aspects of the National Curriculum, but we also want participants to be inspired to protect the natural world around them.

We offer environmental activities at out education centres at Woods Mill near Henfield, Seven Sisters Country Park near Seaford and Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. We also work within school grounds and run Forest School, Wild Beach and Nature Tots programmes.

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Education Centres

Sussex Wildlife Trust Environmental Education Centres at Seven Sisters Country Park near Seaford, Woods Mill nature reserve near henfield and Rye Harbour nature reserve.

Forest School

A forest school is an inspirational process that offers children, young people and adults regular opportunities to appreciate and enjoy their local woodlands.

Wild Beach

Reconnecting people and their marine environment is at the heart of our Wild Beach ethos.

Outdoor Learning

We work with schools and young people's organisations in Sussex. We aim to bring quality environmental education to your school or group, whilst fulfilling the requirements of the National Curriculum.

Whole School INSET

Using the school grounds as a resource to deliver the National Curriculum and beyond

BHee

Brighton & Hove environmental education project (BHee) is delivered by Sussex Wildlife Trust and Resource Futures, funded by Brighton & Hove City Council.