Our Programmes

The John Muir Award is an international programme, that encourages children, young people and adults to think about the natural environment.
Our Outdoor Learning Instructor has been working with schools at Everton Park Nature Garden and, as a company, we have guided almost 200 children and young people through the Award so far.

Thank you to our friends at the Climbing Hangar who have supported us with our Bouldering Competitions. We will be running our inter-school bouldering competition in February.
The physical and mental benefits of climbing are well established. Resilience has never been more of a focus for child and youth development, and it is just one of the values which climbing promotes.
Core strength is essential for developing good posture, and this in turn contributes to the development of motor skills.
For more information about the benefits of indoor bouldering visit www.theclimbinghangar.com.

Established in memory of Food For Thought founder, Mike Carden, the Grants Programme is open to all member schools.
Once a year, schools are invited to apply for grants to enhance the physical, emotional or spiritual wellbeing of pupils and staff.

Peloton are all about creating a good cycling culture. For the past four years we have collaborated to deliver a holiday programme, with Peloton providing the bikes and us providing the food.

Community By nature is a Merseyside charity who teach children and adults about nature and bush craft. We work hard to facilitate links between them and our member schools.