Could you benefit from continuing professional development?
Our training sessions, crafted specially for teachers and professionals working directly with young people across Morecambe Bay, aim to build confidence so that participants leave feeling equipped to run outdoors visits and learning sessions for children and young people. The training will support you to help young people connect with nature, explore local habitats and wildlife, and discuss climate change and positive action.
Comprising a full day, training will encompass discussion, practical activities and outdoor exploration (with indoor facilities also available for delivery).
Your training will cover the following areas:Â
- Constituent parts of each ecosystem/habitat
- Species ID (flora and fauna)
- General knowledge about the Bay and its interconnectedness
- Health and safety around visitation with large groups of young people
- Activities for connecting to the space (field studies, art, technology)
- Building confidence
- Climate issues currently affecting each ecosystem/habitat
- Ideas for positive action to reduce climate anxiety in young people
Up to 10 free places available per session
With generous funding from the Penny Conservation Charity, we are able to offer training for FREE with funds available to help cover teacher release time.
Who delivers this training?
The training is organised by us, Morecambe Bay Partnership, and delivered by specialist partners we recruit. For each bookable session, we’ll detail who is delivering the session and their expertise.
How to find out more and book
Dates and further details of each training session can be found below. To take part in any of the sessions, please book your place.
