our benefits
why choose us
With over 50 years of team experience, SC.OUT.ED can deliver hands-on Forest School, Beach School, outdoor learning and science lessons that engage, enthuse and excite pupils.
We are the leading providers of regular Forest School PPA cover in the North East – covering County Durham, Stockton, Northumberland, Darlington and North Yorkshire. We also specialise in one-off experiences…check out our other inspiring ‘in-school’ education programmes plus our school trip opportunities to Durham Botanic Garden, Ushaw, and the beach!
Full Day and Multi Day Sessions
Pricing
In some cases Pupil Premium, PE and Sport Funding could be used.
* Bespoke pricing available
Pupils will develop an understanding of nature through enquiry, observation and equipment.
Archery develops patience, confidence, concentration and self-discipline.
Its fun and exciting!
Beaches are an amazing resource and fantastic setting for a stimulating and exciting outdoor day!
Pupils work in teams to discuss what we need to survive and the importance of teamwork and cooperation.
SC.OUT.ED, working in partnership with Durham Botanic Garden, to deliver exciting & adventurous days in the amazing grounds.
Introducing Year 6 children to the work of Charles Darwin and the origin of species, survival and natural selection.
Activities are designed to promote learning through experimentation and problem solving
Sessions are essentially child-led giving pupils the opportunity to learn key skills and concepts in a practical and meaningful way.
Through developing a body of key knowledge and concepts, pupils will develop a sense of excitement and curiosity about living things.
Children work scientifically by observing and recording the growth and identification of a variety of plants and their survival.
Play is a vital part of every child’s life and is important for social, emotional and physical development.
SC.OUT.ED, working in partnership with Ushaw, deliver exciting & adventurous days in the amazing grounds.
A 4 day programme over a year where pupils observe and talk about changes in the weather and the seasons.
Children discover examples of some of the foods that were gathered, grown or caught and how it was prepared and cooked.
Introducing children to how people lived, survived and cooked in this period of history with hands-on demonstrations.