Autumn 2026

Fruit and nuts are ripening, leaves are turning, the weather is cooling. Autumn is a beautiful time in the woods. A time to prepare to hunker down for the winter, telling stories round the fire, cooking up hearty meals with foraged food. 

As well as our usual homeschool sessions, we are now offering a parent and toddler session, an after school session, a teen lunch club and adult nature connection days, so there really is something to suit everyone!

Term dates: Tuesday 2nd September to Monday 23rd November, no sessions between 26th October and 2nd November inclusive (dates may be added to the end of term in case of cancellation)

Rates: Please contact us for rates as it depends on the day.

Sibling and multiple day discounts are available. 

Read on for more information.

Forest School sessions

Homeschool sessions

Running four days per week in various locations, our homeschool sessions are about being free to learn in nature, and creating community. Sessions run from 11am to 2 or 3pm (depending on the day). Contact us for details or to be added to our waitlist. 

New Tuesday Pine session starting in September 2026.

Location: Organic Life Farm in Kilpedder

Click here to register your interest for Tuesdays

Acorn Parent and Toddler group

A gentle introduction to outdoor learning where little ones aged 2–5 explore the woods side by side with a trusted grown‑up. 

Location: Altidore Demesne, Kilpedder

Times: Thursdays, 11am to 1pm

Click here for more information

Teen Lunch Club

An informal drop-in meet up for teens aged 12 to 16. Simple ingredients are provided for teens to cook lunch together over the fire. A chance to practice fire making and campfire cooking skills, and to hang out and relax with friends in nature. 

Location: Private site near Rathnew

Times: Tuesdays, 1.30 to 4pm

Register here (this is a drop in session but advance registration and booking is required)

Elder-tree Adult nature connection

An all-adult 'Nature Connection' programme of crafting, tracking, foraging, cooking, storytelling, connecting with the land and with each other, playing, and being still in nature.

Click here for more information