A Breath of Fresh Air - Outdoor Learning
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Outdoor Learning Practitioner
​The Outdoor Learning Practitioner  (OLP) training course has been piloted, reviewed and adapted during 2012 & 13 to make sure it fits the needs of educational professionals and the revised national curriculum. Completion of the course only takes two and a half days   ( plus some structured ‘homework’ in between the course days) and it is designed to be as practical, accessible & supportive as possible in helping you to make a success in implementing a programme of Outdoor Learning. Content of the course is summarised below:

- Understanding the benefits and risks of using the outdoors as a learning environment, looking at the background and context of modern outdoor learning.

- Learning how to make an holistic approach to implementing outdoor learning – getting everyone ‘on board’ with your plans.

- Planning & delivering seasonal outdoor learning by building specific skills and confidence in a range of areas that can be developed / enhanced in school grounds and in the local environment.

​- Knowing how to sustainably manage and improve outdoor learning environments, looking at ecological structures in the natural environment, identifying species in our own local natural environments.
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​ - Looking at the wider context of Learning Outside the Classroom and making plans to utilise your local natural and built environment in curriculum delivery.
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