3356 Educators providing RES courses

wild things family forest school

Hi, I'm Emma the founder of Wild Things. After working in education, Children's Centres and becoming a mum of two active boys I was keen to develop an environment where families can come together to play in nature. Wild Things initially ran in parks throughout York, until I discovered the unused wooded area in the grounds of a York High School, Millthorpe. After running sessions for a few years it became apparent that the adults were keen to attend events as well. During the pandemic I started creating activity packs for children and then for adults.

fylde family support & resource centre

bedfordshire fire and rescue service

Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service provides emergency response, prevention and protection services across the county as well as across our borders in support of our neighbouring communities.Bedfordshire covers an area of approximately 123,500 hectares and has a growing population currently estimated to be approaching 620,000. The area consists principally of rural landscape and incorporates a number of market towns, including Ampthill, Biggleswade, Woburn and Leighton Buzzard. Larger towns include Bedford, Kempston, Luton, Stopsley and Dunstable. Bedfordshire and Luton borders with Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire.

the wilderness grove - forest school

Forest School The Wilderness Grove The Wilderness Grove offers Forest School sessions for all ages and occasions set in our private mature woodland in Cringleford, South Norfolk.

realise futures learning and development

premiere dressage, full livery yard, hook

bright futures tuition (maths, science, 11+)

magic manicures nails & training aston fields

About Magic Manicures - Magic Manicures Boutique Nail Spa

godfrey's ear. vintage furniture; restyled, reloved.

Godfrey's Ear. Vintage Furniture: Restyled, Reloved Stockist of Annabell Duke, Fleur, WoodUBend mouldings and Posh Chalk Pigments in Derbyshire. Restyled vintage furniture. Painting workshops

the urban worm community interest company

The reality of climate change, natural resource depletion and mass urbanization present unprecedented threats to global food security and the survival of humanity. Worm farming provides solutions to help us meet and address these challenges, as individuals, communities, institutions and businesses. The process particularly lends itself to the urban environment with small scale indoor, low tech and low cost systems. With 83 % of the UK living in cities an urban worm farming movement is essential for future food security and provides easy solutions for our kitchen waste.