We can bring different themed sessions to your school to compliment learning topics. This is a great way to enhance learning and gives your children a great opportunity to get better understanding of the subject.  These can also be a great enrichment vehicle to get your children engaged and enthusiastic about learning.

Surviving the Stone Age

We use primitive skills and knowledge to provide a stimulating, hands on and fun outdoor learning experience to compliment the national curriculum. Spend an exciting morning, afternoon or full day exploring the talents and ways of Stone Age man.

Choose some or all of the following to tailor your experience:-

• Look at hand made flint knives and tools
• Feel and examine the resin glue, antler, sinew and flint to discover how they were adapted (made by Back to Basics Instructor)
• Build basic primitive shelters
  Learn how these shelters were adapted to form bigger and better structures
• Fire lighting demonstrated using items available at the time

All the above can take place in your setting. We are able to bring, provide and adapt our sessions to suit you.

Castaway Desert Island Survival Scenario

A great session to link with a science topic about surviving on a desert island. A fun and engaging challenge that combines theory and hands-on practice. Children will learn how to find safe water, fire safety and how to make a fire and how to make a shelter.

We bring everything to you so you can sit back and let us do the hard work.

All sessions include a break with hot chocolate boiled from a Ghillie kettle.

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The Great Fire of London

Get hands on with the Great Fire of London! A fun and engaging session with practical demonstrations to really help reinforce the understanding. Children will learn what an ’ember’ is, how the Great fire started and why, methods used to extinguish the fire from that period, fire safety and how to make an ember.

We bring everything to you so you can sit back and let us do the hard work.

All sessions include a break with hot chocolate boiled from a Ghillie kettle.

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