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Wild at Heart Learning A place where learners have the time and space to explore safely and grow in our woodland 💚

Wild at Heart learning is a brand new Forest School in the countryside of rural Meopham. A place where learners have the time and space to explore safely and grow in so many ways in our nurturing, natural setting. There are no prescriptive lesson plans or assessments with specific outcomes and targets for all to meet. Every session is designed to enable each individual’s self-exploration and development at their own pace. Forest School is all about cultivating self-confidence, independence, self-belief, innovation, originality and creativity. It’s also about exploring a connection with the natural world and understanding our place in it to become the guardians of our futures. In practice it is that fast-disappearing opportunity to: play, climb, run, shout, fall down, get back up, get wet, get muddy, find stuff, hide stuff, create stuff, be loud, be quiet, be free, explore think and imagine!

Your inner wild women is calling, rewilding one leaf at a time. Places available for this awesome session! Come join us ...
09/10/2026

Your inner wild women is calling, rewilding one leaf at a time. Places available for this awesome session! Come join us 🍂 🔥 🌰

07/10/2026

Autumn Holiday Club dates 🎃 🍂🍁

27 & 29 October

Calling all wild women!
05/10/2026

Calling all wild women!

05/10/2026

Calling all Wild Women!
An introduction to foraging based in an ancient woodland at Nurstead Court, Meopham. Come join our tribe!

SEN session in collaboration with Autism South East 💚
04/10/2026

SEN session in collaboration with Autism South East 💚

02/10/2026

🦊 A gentle reminder about feeding foxes

We’ve noticed a growing trend on social media featuring photos and videos of people hand-feeding foxes or inviting them into their homes. While these moments may look charming, we want to gently remind everyone that this isn’t something we support.

Foxes are wild animals, and encouraging them to become comfortable with people can have unintended consequences. Hand-feeding and inviting foxes indoors can alter their natural behaviours, encourage them to become dependent on people and increase the likelihood of situations that could be unsafe for both foxes and humans.

The kindest thing we can do for a fox is to respect its wild nature. 🧡

Please enjoy watching and photographing foxes from a respectful distance, allowing them to remain independent and behave naturally.

If you see posts showing foxes being hand-fed or invited into homes, please help us spread the message that, however cute these moments may appear, they aren’t in the best interests of the fox.

Thank you for helping us protect foxes and keep them wild. 🦊

https://foxproject.org.uk

02/10/2026

Teeny Treelets harnessed the wind this morning making their own wind socks & singing our song with the parachute. Of course we also managed to sup hot chocolate & find sticks to toast marshmallows 😋 good times 💚

Calling all Wild Women!Foraging FestFriday 16 October 10-1£32.50
27/09/2026

Calling all Wild Women!
Foraging Fest
Friday 16 October 10-1
£32.50

Wishing the two Ollies, both a very happy 8th birthday 🎈 thank you for celebrating in our woodland, building dens, swing...
26/09/2026

Wishing the two Ollies, both a very happy 8th birthday 🎈 thank you for celebrating in our woodland, building dens, swinging, climbing, fire striking & munching on campfire hot dogs, s’mores & one of the coolest birthday cakes we have seen in a long while! 🎉

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Meopham

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+447973322108

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