Good in the wood aim to facilitate access to the outdoors regardless of experience level.
learners young and old can learn new skills through supported self-directed interaction with the natural environment.
those who come to the woods are given the opportunity to develop their curiosity, confidence, self-esteem, creativity, empathy, communication skills, knowledge of the natural environment and ability to assess risk.
activities include Forest School, Bushcraft, archery, camp fire cooking, crafting, making art, nature connection, holistic development, free play and river dipping.