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| Key Stage | EYFS, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5 |
A school garden is a valuable resource for helping children and youth to engage practically with the world around them, to connect with nature and to get active. It can be used to deliver the curriculum, to aid social and emotional development and to encourage healthy eating. Through the Get Growing program, OASES can assist your school with all of your school gardening needs. We can support you to design, install or expand a school garden, to revive a neglected garden space, or to realise the potential of your existing garden through pupil sessions, practical teacher training and/or curricular support.
OASES has been assisting County Durham schools with their gardens for over twenty-five years. Our project officers have deep experience in horticulture, primary and secondary teaching, and school garden design, including accreditations through Learning Through Landscapes and the Royal Horticultural Society.
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| Key Stage | EYFS, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5 |

This session provides ample opportunities to discover what is needed to work in a team to solve problems, reach targets and overcome challenges. Â OASES staff will ensure that every pupil engages with the adventure! These activities are ideal if you are bringing pupils from different classes or are trying to create groups who need to […]
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The skill of survival comes into focus in this energetic and thought-provoking session as you learn how to build a shelter to keep you warm and dry! A variety of interpretations of survival from that of the individual, the group and indeed the natural environment itself will consider everything from Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, and […]
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Nature has inspired many hearts and minds to produce beautiful poems. By immersing the children in nature and encouraging them to explore their senses we will create the conditions necessary for verse and rhyme to blossom and bloom. Suitable for Year 1 – Year 6. Curriculum links: Reading (comprehension), writing (composition)
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Bring history to life and enhance your students’ knowledge by cooking recipes from a historical period. Students will learn how to create a fire to cook on, discover different historical recipes and learn why they were used. They will then prepare and cook their food before sampling the feast they have created.
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This delightful activity will leave you spellbound as we explore our senses in the great outdoors and learn the value of natural connections. Led by trained Forest Bathing practitioners, the group will be guided into and given the all-important time and space to soak in the atmosphere around them. Children learn in different ways and […]
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