Scouts • Schools • Youth Organisations
Outdoor learning young people can actually get stuck into.
Hands-on bushcraft sessions built around practical skills, active participation and age-appropriate challenge across Devon, Cornwall and the wider South West.
Plan a Group SessionLess watching. More doing.
Young people learn outdoor skills best when they can take part. Sessions are designed around clear demonstrations followed by practical activity, giving participants something real to make, solve or achieve.
Practical Skills
Fire lighting, shelter building, tracking, natural cordage, woodland crafts, campfire cooking, navigation and other suitable outdoor skills.
Programme Friendly
Activities can support badge requirements, learning aims, existing programmes or simply provide a memorable outdoor experience.
Flexible Delivery
We can work at suitable woodland locations or discuss delivery at your own group site where the venue and activities allow.
Built around the group. Age range, numbers, experience, learning aims and available time all shape the programme.
Suitable for different settings
- Scout and Guide groups
- Schools and outdoor education
- Forest School groups
- Youth and community organisations
- Holiday programmes and organised activity groups
Before the event we’ll agree the activities, timings and practical arrangements with the organiser so leaders know what to expect.
Planning is straightforward
Tell us the basics
Send the age range, approximate group size, location and preferred date.
Choose the focus
Tell us about badge requirements, learning aims or the skills you’d most like participants to experience.
We build the session
We’ll suggest a suitable programme, timings and practical arrangements for the group.
Bring practical outdoor skills into your programme.
Tell us about the group and we’ll suggest a session that fits your aims and available time.
Discuss a Youth Group Session