Our school programs are tailored to engage young learners in the fascinating world of entomology. Designed to align with the National Curriculum, our sessions bring hands-on learning to students, covering topics such as food systems, the importance of biodiversity, and the interdependent relationship between pollinators and plants. By exploring these concepts, children gain a deeper appreciation for the environment and a better understanding of its stewardship.
Our outdoor, seasonally changing clubs build progressive knowledge and skills, keep children engaged throughout the year and provide a great buffer between school and returning home. With activities like crafting, games, and nature-based projects we make learning about pollinators fun and meaningful. Children cultivate confidence, curiosity, team spirit and a sense of agency in caring for the environment around them.
We currently offer two clubs to Coleridge families: Little Bees is our club for Infants held in the East playground on Wednesdays.
Busy Bees is our club for Juniors, held in the West playground on Fridays.