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May 18, 2021

The Web of Life

I remember many years ago reading ‘Trees are actually alive”. For me it led to a shift in awareness. I knew that trees are biologically alive, but this felt different. I still feel wonder and awe knowing that some trees suck up hundreds of gallons of water per day, transforming sunlight into sugars, and that they can regrow limbs! I couldn’t imagine a world without trees.   It is incredible that trees are hooked up

May 18, 2021

The Great Outdoors

One great book and five great reasons to teach core curriculum subjects Outside the Classroom. Learning with Nature is aimed at inspiring and supporting adults to get outdoors with young people aged 3 to 16 years old. Chris Packham “This book offers a chance to the youth of today and the nature of tomorrow. It has a wealth of structured, tried and tested projects, ideas and games all designed to allow children to breathe fresh
Open College Network West Midlands, Level 3 Certificate for Forest School Leaders At Circle of Life Rediscovery, our Forest School Training Level 3 course combines key principles of Forest School with best practice from Environment and Nature Education, child development and the world of play including wild, free and therapeutic play.   Who are the trainers? Our training team includes Marina Robb, Mark Lloyd and Anna Richardson who are all qualified Forest School Leaders with backgrounds in
Some feedback from recent Forest School: Barcombe Primary: “We’ve had a wonderful first year of Forest School. We have had staff, parents and school governors attending sessions and being really impressed by the whole experience, but best of all the response from all our learners has been extraordinary; children have totally embraced everything: the games, using the tools, fire and cooking, the plants and animals and their interactions with each other. Some have emerged as
The Community Sacred Fire Are you or your child ready to participate in a Fire Quest Rites of Passage? Do you want to come and support the village and Sacred Fire, whilst learning about this ancient ceremony? Join our Community Sacred Fire & Fire Quest Weekend The Community Sacred Fire is a special container which holds space for people to connect on many levels. It is a place to remember departed loved ones, to honour
The Woodland Project  On the 10th May this year we gathered at Winter Gardens in Eastbourne for the 2016 SPARK Awards. The awards provided an opportunity to showcase and celebrate the work of their member groups who are voluntary and community groups working with children and young people in East Sussex. Sponsored by the South Downs National Park Authority and High Weald AONB Partnership, Circle of Life Rediscovery are really proud to be presented the Senior
A Woodland Celebration! Circle of Life Rediscovery (CLR) and Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s – Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services Learning Disability / Family Intensive Support Service (CAMHSLD/FISS) held a Celebration Day on 31st March to mark the huge success of their three year project. “We have had a great three years working together supporting families, siblings, parents and grandparents to get outdoors, find peer support, discover new skills, have fun and relax.” Marina Robb,
We in the Circle of Life Rediscovery team welcome opportunities to learn, and be challenged to think outside of the box.  We are working alongside experts in their fields that bring a depth of knowledge and perspective that offer hope and practical solutions. Salvatore Gencarelle, weaves together the teachings of the 8 Shields, founded by Jon Young alongside a life-time of mentoring within the Woptura Lineage from his father in law, a recognised Lakota Spiritual