Education work is an essential part of the Fuelling a Revolution programme. The Heritage Woodlands have great potential as an 'outdoor classroom' for all four school Key Stages and beyond this for further education. In particular, the Fuelling a Revolution programme aims to develop strong links between the individual Heritage Woodlands and the schools in their neighbourhood.

To support work in and about the Heritage Woodlands, a range of resources has been developed. These can be reached by clicking on the links below.

• Arranging a school visit to a Heritage Woodland
  
  
• Health and safety on woodland visits
  
  
• Printed education materials
  
  
• Using this website for education

• Direct links to Web-based resources linked to the QCA Science schemes of work for Key Stage 1 and 2
  
  
• Downloadable teacher and pupil resources
  • Key Stage 1
  • Key Stage 2
  • Key Stage 3
  
  
  
• Links to the National Curriculum and Q.C.A. Schemes of Work
  • Key Stage 1
  • Key Stage 2
  • Key Stage 3

Although no downloadable resources and curriculum links are currently provided on this website for Key Stage 4 and beyond, this does not mean that the Heritage Woodlands are unsuitable for educational use by this age group. Teachers of Key Stage 4 and other older students are just as welcome as those teaching Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 both to make use of this website and to visit and work in the woodlands.

For further information on educational aspects of the Heritage Woodlands and of the Fuelling a Revolution programme, contact South Yorkshire Forest Partnership.