Wild at Heart Learning

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 devel

opment 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!

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23/08/2026

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Feeding Foxes?

Here are some guidelines to show love whilst supporting their wild nature 🦊

https://foxproject.org.uk

A fab day in the woodland, temperature just right, play in abundance, new friendships forged, happy tummies. Another day...
20/08/2026

A fab day in the woodland, temperature just right, play in abundance, new friendships forged, happy tummies. Another day played away 💚🧡 just how we like it!

20/08/2026

Campfire Croque monsieur 🇫🇷 at the Forest School Café 😋

A little nod to France today, we made our slightly tweaked version of the croque monsieur (as some added beans!) our versions included emmental cheese, said cheese & ham, full combo & a cheese & haricot bean!

It’s safe to say the campfire croquet monsieur’s went down a treat, just like the hot chocolate & s’mores! 😋

13/08/2026

Good times, always 💚🧡

Peel we go again at the Forest school café!We had some great peelers today, great for practicing hand eye coordination &...
13/08/2026

Peel we go again at the Forest school café!

We had some great peelers today, great for practicing hand eye coordination & motor control skills but not an easy skill to master and, we had a lot of apples to get through!

Once the first stage was completed, we stewed our apples on the campfire & once cooked, constructed our campfire apple crumble! This was also our nod to the England football team as we follow our homage to the World Cup saluting the top five countries. We thought apple crumble definitely is quintessentially English.

Naturally, campfire apple crumble was a hit (some even having seconds!

Next week, we will be visiting France with a classic French snack 😋

Our newest installation, the cargo net, was a hit! 💚
13/08/2026

Our newest installation, the cargo net, was a hit! 💚

13/08/2026

Attention Summer campers!

Please make sure your child has plenty of fluids (water is ideal) for today’s session. Although it is very hot today, the temperature is always a few degrees cooler in the woodland due to the canopy of the trees. However, even though we are shaded, it is advisable to slap on the sun cream & if possible wear a hat.

Looking forward to seeing today’s tribe soon! 💚

12/08/2026

How to make an Eclipse catcher!

You will need a small box, A4 paper (for lining), tin foil, scissors ✂️ , sellotape, a pin 📌

Stand with your back to the sun and look through the open square, watch the sun light through your ‘catcher’ and see what happens during the eclipse!

Remember it is very damaging to your eyes to look directly at the sun 🌞 , even during an eclipse. Using an ‘Eclipse catcher’ is a safe way unless you have certified solar viewing glasses. 👍🏼

Enjoy!

Protecting our wildlife is one of our favourite things to do. Education & myth busting comes along with that too. Foxes ...
10/08/2026

Protecting our wildlife is one of our favourite things to do. Education & myth busting comes along with that too. Foxes are incredible but often misunderstood. Presently, young adult foxes are leaving the nest, so to speak, and finding new places to set up their homes. Sometimes they choose places where they are not welcomed but there are gentle ways to moving them on without harm. Click on the link & get some great advice from the amazing Fox Project on how you can help these beautiful creatures. 👍🏼

We've been receiving numerous inquiries about foxes appearing in places where they are not entirely welcome. This uptick in sightings is likely due to the ongoing dispersal season, during which this year's juveniles are venturing out in search of their own territories. While we understand that our dedicated supporters embrace these beautiful visitors, we recognise that others may not share the same sentiment.

If you know individuals who are seeking ways to deter foxes from property, please inform them that there are effective humane methods available. Encourage them to visit the following link: https://foxproject.org.uk/pages/deterrence

Let's continue to coexist harmoniously with our wild neighbours by promoting peaceful solutions. Thank you for your ongoing support and understanding! 🌿

Something very exciting has been installed at base camp today… can you guess what it might be? 🤩
07/08/2026

Something very exciting has been installed at base camp today… can you guess what it might be? 🤩

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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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