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Kent Wildlife Trust's Home Ed Forest School

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Kent
The Kent Wildlife Trust's Home Ed Forest School offers an educational program designed for the home education community. It provides exciting opportunities for self-learning, exploration, and discovery in a natural setting. The program aims to foster a deep connection between children and the natural world, focusing on ages 4-11. It uses nature as the core of learning to instill environmental awareness and practical skills that can be broadly applied. Participants benefit from engaging outdoor activities that encourage curiosity and friendship, making it a substantial resource for homeschooling families interested in augmenting their educational experience with nature-based learning.
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