Links to resources and information to help schools to communicate their status as a Wilder School and encourage the school community to enjoy the many benefits of a relationship with the natural world.

At Westfield Academy, the Eco Club has transformed their school environment through tree planting, creating a bug hotel, and engaging in litter picking activities. Their future plans include creating vegetable patches and a pond, fostering a sustainable and eco-friendly school culture.

Skyswood Primary School's School Council and FOSS (Friends of Skyswood School Parents’ Association) teamed up to create a vibrant pond habitat, adding a touch of nature to their outdoor space. Now, it's buzzing with newts, frogs, and excited students!

Our Wilder School Champions support and encourage schools across Hertfordshire and Middlesex to make changes for the benefit of wildlife.

Nature activities and content for each school term to encourage the whole school community to go wild.

From ponds to hedges to a sensory garden, here's how Cranbourne School has improved its grounds for nature and students!

Hitchin Girls’ School is blooming with efforts to enhance biodiversity, from wildflowers attracting butterflies to planning a biodiverse pond. Their ongoing efforts include cultivating a vegetable patch and regular litter picking to maintain a clean and welcoming space for diverse species.

Fun summer term nature-based activities for Wilder Schools and the school community to enjoy in their free time.