WildWorkshops' aim is to engage young children with the natural world


Understanding nature and appreciating its complexity and beauty can enrich lives and help develop a deeper respect for the world we live in.


School visits introduce local wildlife and allow the children to learn about their lives and habits in a structured 'scientific' way.


Sessions link elements of the science curriculum to what is happening 'right-now' in the fields and gardens around us, the focus is always hands-on and practical.


Since forming in 2007, WildWorkshops has worked in hundreds of schools across the region. With a blossoming word-of-mouth reputation for exciting and enthusiastic shows that keep schools calling back year after year, you'll need to book early.


Please check the online diary for available dates and click the 'Enquiry Form' button to contact us.


Not free on the day you want? Do still get in touch and ask; it may be possible to rearrange with my regular schools that do not require a specific date.


Why choose WildWorkshops?


  • In-class science workshops for FS, KS1 and KS2.

  • Children empowered to carry out investigations with live, local wildlife.

  • Perfect for Science Weeks, School Grounds work, 'Minibeast' topics and reinforcing investigative 'fair test' science skills.

  • Bespoke days tailored for your children through liaison with subject leader/class teachers.

  • All equipment provided (whiteboard & projector are beneficial for use of Dino-Lite pro digital microscope - imagine their faces seeing these scurrying across your whiteboard).


  • Full CRB, H&S, risk assessment, insurance to LEA recommended levels.

  • Sessions delivered by experienced classroom practitioner with BEd., MSc. and history of INSET training/teacher workshops in practical science.

  • Ask about our consultancy work (on Sc1, setting up school grounds for science) and our complimentary services such as pond making and garden/wild-area creation.



  • Excellent! Positive feedback from all staff and children. Children thought the day was brilliant.

    Mrs Flaherty, Overthorpe Primary

  • The children were captivated. It was well organised and all the age groups thoroughly enjoyed their session.

    Sue Robb, St Augustine's Primary

  • Fantastic! One of the best sessions I have ever seen in 34 years of teaching. The children were enthralled.

    Mrs Friend, Legh Vale

  • The look of awe and wonderment on the children's faces was amazing!

    Eleanor Atkinson, The Gates Primary

  • An extremely worthwhile experience! Excellent content and using live animals gave it more of a purpose.

    Theresa Docherty, Guilden Sutton Primary

  • The children had a really informative and exciting time. They had opportunity to experience lots of different animals.

    Sarah Gleave, Cobbs Infant School

  • Super session. Children enjoyed the activity related to prior knowledge. Resources excellent, very hands-on. Needed longer session!

    Mrs Wilson, English Martyrs Primary

  • The children were fascinated and as a teacher it was great to see the children so excited to share their knowledge with everyone.

    Ruth Talbot, Garswood Primary

  • Fantastic experience for both pupils and staff. A great hands-on experience for pupils, they found the whole session extremely enjoyable.

    Lisa Donnelly, Mill Green School




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Schools Visited
  • Hindley All Saints Primary, Wigan
  • Garswood Primary, St Helens
  • Thatto Heath Primary, St Helens
  • Sherdley Primary, St Helens
  • Twiss Green Primary, Warrington
  • Cobbs Infant School, Warrington
  • Little Digmoor Primary, Skelmersdale
  • Rainford High School, St Helens
  • Overthorpe Primary, Dewsbury
  • Merton Bank, St. Helens.
  • Holy Family Catholic Primary, Wigan
  • North Reddish Junior School, Stockport
  • Cherry Tree Primary, Warrington
  • Northway Primary, Liverpool
  • Oakfield Primary, Widnes
  • Little Digmoor Primary, Skelmersdale
  • Chinley Primary, Buxton
  • St Marys RC Primary, St Helens
  • Wigan St Mary's, Wigan
  • St Mary & St Thomas', St Helens
  • Legh Vale, St Helens
  • Ince St Mary's, Wigan
  • Great Sankey Primary, Warrington
  • Rice Lane Primary, Liverpool
  • St Marks Primary, Liverpool
  • Lyme County Primary, St Helens
  • St Barnabas Primary, Warrington
  • The Gates Primary, Bolton
  • Greswell Primary, Stockport
  • Queens Park Primary, St Helens
  • Carr Mill Primary, St Helens
  • Woodfold Primary, Wigan
  • St Bertelines Primary, Runcorn
  • Allanson Street Primary, St Helens
  • Aintree Davenhill, Liverpool
  • Eccleston Lane Ends, St. Helens
  • Dryclough Infants School, Huddersfield
  • Rainford High School, St Helens
  • Lansbury Bridge School, St Helens
  • Mill Green School, St Helens



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