Forestry Commission on Chalara Removal (ash dieback)
Forestry Commission on chalara removal (ash dieback) as part of their woodland improvement grants. Forestry Commission RemovalNew local group – FSA Norfolk launched on FSA website
“A group to celebrate and promote quality Forest School in Norfolk. We aim to become an affiliated FSA group in the future, and plan to facilitate network meetings, CPD events and skill sharing.” Group members have decided to try and ‘launch’...Follow us on twitter and get updates on new posts
The FSA now has a twitter account linked to the website so, if you follow us, every time we post a news item, job or review it will appear in your feed.FEN and FSA working together (joint statement)
This is a joint statement to briefly set out how the Forest Education Network (FEN) England and the Forest School Association (FSA) will aim to work together, and to highlight complementary and distinctive features.
State of Nature Report
State of Nature Report, launched on May 22nd – For the first time ever all the UK’s wildlife organisations have joined to undertake a health check of our nature. The key findings are that 60% of the 3,148 UK species assessed have declined over the last 50...FSA Conference 12th and 13th October 2013
The dates and venue for the FSA conference have been decided. It will be held over two days, 12th and 13th October, at:
Natural Connections Demonstration Project
This item has been written by the Project Manager for the Natural Connections Demonstration Project as an article introducing the project. It may be of interest to those visitors who are directly involved with learning in a natural environment, particularly in the South West where the project is based (Webmaster).
FSA Response to the English Government Consultation on the Proposed Changes to the English National Curriculum
Coordinated and finalised by Sara Knight
1. Comments on the proposed aims for the National Curriculum as a whole as set out in the framework document:
The aims are somewhat vague and not necessarily applicable to the 21st century and all the challenges that face society. We agree with the statement that pupils should be offered a broad and balanced curriculum that;
Government announces the new English curriculum for 2014
On February 7th the government announced the draft national curriculum for 2014 for England and opened it up for consultation – closing date 16th April.
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