Schools and Education

At Primrose Nature Reserve, we believe in the power of hands-on learning and the importance of connecting young minds with the natural world. Since opening to the public, one of our primary goals has been to engage with local schools, encouraging field trips, participation in wildlife surveys, and active involvement in the stewardship of our environment.

St. James’s School has set a fantastic example by making the most of the Reserve’s educational opportunities. Their students regularly visit to learn about local wildlife, contribute to keeping the Reserve clean, and even participate in ongoing conservation projects. We’re thrilled to see the enthusiasm and commitment of these young environmentalists!

However, there is always more to be done, and we invite your school to join us. Whether it’s helping with litter collection, taking part in wildlife restoration, or contributing to our planting schemes, there are countless ways for students of all ages to get involved. For older students, we offer opportunities to dive deeper into conservation work, fostering a sense of responsibility and connection to their local environment.

If you’re a teacher interested in bringing your class to the Reserve, please register your interest below. We would love to collaborate with you to develop meaningful projects that can make a lasting impact. Who knows? Your students might come up with the next big idea for the Primrose Nature Trust!

Let’s work together to inspire the next generation of nature lovers and conservationists. We can’t wait to welcome your school to Primrose Nature Reserve!