FSC are pleased to have worked with the team at AQA and Manchester University to create a new Environmental Science handbook that provides further clarity to the fieldwork required in the Environmental Science specification.

144 young people, from 4 different groups have been supported through FSC Kids Fund in November, enabling them to enjoy an environmental education experience with FSC. FSC has contributed £7013 to support these students, thanks to donations it has received from donations and gifts to continue its environmental education work.

FSC Amersham is welcoming Santa and his elves this festive season to offer families a Christmas visit with an outdoor twist. Participants will be able to journey through Elf school, explore the winter woodlands while on a mission for Santa, and make a Christmas decoration in the Elves’ Workshop. They then have the chance to […]

Staff at FSC Juniper Hall have also been cycling through the Surrey Hills to get to work eith an aim to keep fit, enjoy the countryside and to reduce the number of car journeys.

The winners and runners up of the National Biodiversity Network Awards for Wildlife Recording 2019 were announced at the Albert Hall, Nottingham during an evening ceremony on Wednesday 13th November 2019.

Earlier this month FSC colleagues attended and presented at the joint Council for Learning Outside the Classroom (CLOtC) and Outdoor Education Advisers Panel (OEAP) conference.

The fourth quarterly Education webinar took place on Tuesday 29th October. For those staff who were unable to join or wish to revisit it, a recording is available in this blog post.

What’s FSC doing about the Climate Emergency? The simple answer is that we are doing lots. The new strategy has sustainability at its heart, and we need to practice what we teach. The food we serve has a big carbon footprint, so making changes will pay a big part in reducing FSC’s environmental impact.