Resources

Woodmeadow Trust Accident and Injury Policy

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The aim of this study was to illustrate how natural capital concepts and tools can measure and communicate the benefits of the new woodmeadow created at Three Hagges Woodmeadow (THWM) in Yorkshire.

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Woodmeadow Trust Child Protection Policy

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Eftec Report 

A natural capital assessment study of Hagge Woods Trust

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The pack is suitable for use with a maximum of 30 pupils divided into up to 5 groups. In the resource box there are:

• Instructions showing how to use the activities.
• Materials and equipment for 5 groups and their leaders.
• A risk assessment for the site and the activities in the pack.
• A checklist of contents. Introduction

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Worksheet for KS1 & KS2 to accompany various Food Chain experiments

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Nick Atherton from Wild Studios Project Wild has produced this film guide for enthusiasts who are interested in preserving wildlife.

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Woodmeadow Trust Health and Safety Policy

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The concept of a Woodmeadow involves the transformation of a limited habitat into a thriving woodland ecosystem. Planning, plant species selection, ground preparation and planting are only the first steps. Lack of active management results in a homogeneous woodland structure and allows the rapid establishment of native invasives such as bramble and nettle, which in turn prevent colonization by native woodland wildflowers.

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We are delighted to be able to offer the site of the woodland as a location for delivering learning outside the classroom for schools. In partnership with OPAL (Open Air Laboratories), based at the Stockholm Environment Institute at the University of York, we have developed packs containing topics covered in the National Curriculum.

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