Ongoing

Post-16 & A Level: Field Studies & Applied Environmental Learning

Ongoing

Pricing and tickets

Student

£9.50
Group leaders

Free

How to book

To submit a school booking request, please fill out our enquiry form and a member of the team will be in touch.

For any additional information, please contact learn@harewood.org

Thanks to Harewood Estate’s partnership with Natural England and the Higher Tier Countryside Stewardship scheme, eligible schools can apply for a fully funded educational visit to access this session. Please scroll down for eligibility critera.

School Group Enquiry Form

Times

10am - 12pm (30 students) 10am - 2pm (60+ students)
Age suitability

Suitable for students 16+, A Level and BTEC
Additional Information

This session is based outdoors. Please ensure all participants wear appropriate clothing and footwear.

We recommend bringing along comfortable shoes and waterproof outerwear.
Accessibility info

If you have any questions regarding access or if there is any way we can support your visit, please email info@harewood.org or call one of the team on 0113 218 1000.
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Students will engage with real world environmental management across a nationally significant historic Estate

Students will engage with real world environmental management across a nationally significant historic Estate. Opportunities may include ecological fieldwork, biodiversity monitoring, conservation management investigations, landscape studies, carbon & sustainability projects, habitat assessments & agricultural case studies.

Sessions can be tailored to support independent enquiry, data collection & fieldwork requirements.

Curriculum Links

Suitable for:

A Level Geography
A Level Biology
Environmental Science
Agriculture & Land-Based Studies
BTEC & vocational environmental programmes

Students will develop practical fieldwork skills while exploring contemporary issues including biodiversity loss, climate resilience, sustainable farming & landscape management.

Funded Educational Access Visits

Thanks to funding provided through Harewood Estate’s partnership with Natural England & our Higher Tier Countryside Stewardship agreement, Harewood Estate is able to offer a programme of fully funded educational visits for eligible schools & educational groups.

These visits provide children & young people with meaningful opportunities to explore the natural environment, connect with food, farming and conservation & develop a deeper understanding of how landscapes are managed for people & wildlife.

Available throughout the year, each visit is shaped by the changing seasons & the work taking place across the Estate.

Activities may include habitat exploration, wildlife surveys, conservation tasks, livestock encounters, landscape investigations, pond studies, invasive species management & seasonal nature based experiences.

All visits are designed to support curriculum learning whilst encouraging curiosity, wellbeing & a connection to our wild spaces.

Funding Eligibility

Funded visits are available to eligible schools & educational groups. Priority is given to schools serving communities with higher levels of disadvantage & those with limited access to high quality, natural green spaces.

Please contact the Learning Team on learn@harewood.org to discuss eligibility & availability.

Two boys outdoors building a stick shelter in a Harewood woodland, amid tall trees and leafy greenery. The scene conveys teamwork and playful curiosity.

Funded Educational Access Visits

Through funding from Natural England and our Higher Tier Countryside Stewardship agreement, Harewood Estate offers fully funded visits for eligible schools.

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Post-16 & A Level: Field Studies & Applied Environmental Learning

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