WildPlay
Our WildPlay rangers facilitate outdoor play sessions in nature. WildPlay are also available to hire for your school, community, or group. we can provide all staff and equipment to have a fun play session outdoors!
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Hire WildPlay
Book WildPlay in your community, school, club or on one of our nature reserves
WildPlay in the Community
WildPlay has been running child led nature based play in the community for 25 years. Our community programme is based on the premise that play should be free and accessible to all. To enable this we work with many organisation and groups including town councils, the library services, children's centres and visitor attractions such as Eastnor Castle.
Volunteer WildPlay Ranger
Guiding children of all ages in activities and free play sessions as part of the Wildplay Team.
WildPlay Thinks Differently
We are delighted to announce our programme connecting children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) to nature through nature based play and new experiences has secured £17,815 from the National Lottery Community Fund to continue the great work for another year.
WildPlay Thinks Differently
We are delighted to announce that thanks to players of the National Lottery we have been awarded £17,815 from The National Lottery Community Fund to grow and develop our programme connecting children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) to nature through nature based play and new experiences. The programme will run over twelve months starting from October 2025 and will reach as many as 30 children with SEN.
Nature Play Activities and Trails in Kington this Summer
Our WildPlay rangers are running activities in and around Kington this summer
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust launches WildPlay Thinks Differently with funding from Herefordshire Council
We’re very excited to let you know that Herefordshire Wildlife Trust, with funding from Herefordshire Council, is launching a programme for young people with special educational needs, WildPlay…
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