Activities

Get stuck into a chilly adventure as you explore with snowshoes, build an igloo, or race down a hill.

Run to the hills and put your best foot forwards, as we plan a hilly hike with a difference.

Things won’t always go to plan. Explore the benefits of expecting the unexpected and having a backup ready to go.

Understand how to protect local hillsides and mountains, then do some conservation work to become part of the solution.

Explore rivers and streams and have an adventure with climbs, ropes, and pools.

Map-read with speed as you search for symbols and landmarks with grid references to fill out your bingo card.

Use a micro:bit project to send graphics in this tech-filled treasure hunt.

What do you know about clouds? Find out more as you create your own sky-scape and fill it with clouds.

Scout out the science of the perfect campfire to create something worthy of the hall of flame.

Follow one family’s escape from conflict with this interactive walk.

Invite the circus to come to you with this fun-filled taster session.

Pick and mix from some sweet and salty treats, and make the perfect snack to keep you going on a hike.

Add some sizzle to a sweet treat by filling and grilling a banana.

Go on a walk and create a journey stick to remember all the things you see along the way.

What’s been going on? Fill out your card the fastest to win by finding out how our friends manage their mental health.

Get your heart racing and fall in love with the outdoors with an energising hill hike.

Make and shake a bottle filled with delights of all shapes and sizes.

Trek though the urban jungle and see which road signs you can spot.

Work together to make a tasty and filling breakfast using a billy can, some beans, and a fire.

Test your map reading skills and eye for detail by navigating a route and spotting things along the way.

Learn about your local area by making a route, then navigating your way around with someone else’s directions.

Practice communicating in an emergency by making and receiving a pretend 999 call.

Head outside to spot examples of the countryside code being followed or ignored.