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Volunteering and TRAINING

Archimedes Forest Schools™️ Training at Wildlings

Training Postponement Notice
Due to recent regional developments affecting travel, the training has been postponed to September.
Thank you for your understanding.
Singapore - Level 2 & 3 Leader Training:
4th-8th September 2026

What is it

Wildlings is hosting Archimedes Forest Schools™️ in Singapore this March for a series of in person Forest School training courses held at Wildlings Nature Space. Participants can choose from Level 1 Intro to Forest Schools, Level 2 Forest School Assistant, or Level 3 Forest School Leader, depending on their experience and professional goals. These internationally recognised programmes introduce the principles of Forest School practice and support participants in developing skills to design and lead high quality outdoor learning experiences.

 

Why join

This training offers a valuable opportunity to deepen your understanding of nature based education, strengthen practical leadership skills, and work toward recognised Forest School qualifications. Whether you are exploring outdoor learning for the first time or looking to expand your professional practice, the courses provide structured learning, hands on experience, and pathways toward accreditation.

 

Who can participate

The training is suitable for educators, early years professionals, school leaders, community workers, social care practitioners, and anyone interested in incorporating Forest School approaches into their work with children and young people.

 

What does it offer

Participants will take part in immersive, in person sessions focused on Forest School principles, risk management, programme design, and facilitation. Level 3 participants will also receive support with portfolio development and Open Awards certification.

 

All courses take place at Wildlings Nature Space, with registration and booking managed directly by Archimedes Forest Schools™️.

Community Gardening and Conservation Programme

What is it? 

Join us in cultivating a greener, more connected world through our Free Community Gardening and Conservation Program at Wildlings. This initiative is a celebration of nature, community spirit, and sustainable living. Whether you're a local resident, a fitness and wellness enthusiast, a parent, an aspiring Forest School Leader, or simply someone passionate about gardening, this program offers a unique opportunity to nurture the environment, share knowledge, meet new people and learn new skills. Each session is a blend of learning, practical gardening, and community building, all set in the beautiful backdrop of our nature space in Dempsey. 

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Why Join?

  • Its absolutely free

  • Gain new knowledge and skills from our passionate team as we exchanges our our expertise and our resources

  • Enjoy fresh produce and the fruits of your labour

  • Support environmental education by helping to create the spaces that our children need to thrive

  • Enhance the beauty and utility of Wildlings creating a vibrant habitat for wildlife 

  • Promote Eco-Consciousness by engaging in activities that raise awareness and inculcate practices for a more sustainable world.

  • Meet like-minded people and enjoy a social and participatory atmosphere.

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Who Can Participate?

  • Adults and students aged 16 and above. Young persons 12-15yrs may participate with an adult. 

  • Residents from the local community.

  • Individuals passionate about fitness, wellness, and sustainable living.

  • Parents of children enrolled in our Forest School and children who attend Hornbills or Eagles Sessions (sorry, Sunbirds are too young)

  • Aspiring Forest School Leaders and those in Outdoor Education.

  • Enthusiasts from various special interest groups and hobbyists.

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What Does Each Session Offer?

  • Warm Welcome: Start with sampling some fresh produce from our gardens.

  • Interactive Learning: Each session kicks off with a thematic talk, followed by a guided walk and garden observation.

  • Hands-On Gardening: Dive into the gardens for some physical gardening work, including new activities and follow-ups from previous weeks.

  • Closing Reflections: Wind down with a group reflection and heartfelt farewells.

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