It’s been fantastic to see how staff at centres are celebrating our 80th Anniversary year. From picnics and team-building games to some very impressive-looking cakes, it’s great to see everyone coming together to celebrate such a milestone. Amersham The team at Amersham enjoyed a celebratory lunch which included homemade cakes. The team managed a game […]

We are a small remote team developing and delivering adult natural history courses for the Field Studies Council. We host courses at centres, external venues and online. We are keen to ask for your assistance with our courses and may have a few opportunities that you would like to get involved in. All Staff The […]

One of the Senior Leadership Team’s actions for this year was to review and implement a communication strategy. We already have an Internal Communication Protocol which has a focus on significant staff announcements and the use of the all-staff email function. This additional Communications Policy and Guidance relates to all staff. It builds on that […]

I was pleased to be able to share with you all our Ten Year Plan during the autumn.  In the plan we have taken stock of our post pandemic situation and set out how this charity can move forward into the future.   If you haven’t done so already or if you are new to […]

The marketing department have been creating reports on what we are doing to promote the FSC each month to engage with existing and potential customers.

As staff at Field Studies Council we are always looking for bright fun and impactful ways to engage people with nature. In Publications this month our newest idea has been inspired by the vibrant illustrations from our recent guide: Jellyfish and their Allies.

The Nature Friendly Schools project partnership included some of the UK’s leading outdoor learning and mental health and wellbeing organisations. Read about the Four things Project Officer Sam Thurston learned during his time on the project.

Updated: Jan 12th with tax relief information