…where the trees change their colours and many woodland animals have started to hibernate and store their food supply to help them survive through the upcoming winter.

Not only is nature and woodland wildlife preparing to change and regenerate this Autumn, but you can also use this autumnal time of year to learn more about Outdoor Learning by taking part in this particular module which is featured within the Skills Section of our Distance Learning Hub and is suitable for participants who are currently working on their Duke of Edinburgh’s Award at Bronze level.

There are many positives about Autumn from the crunching sound of fallen leaves under your feet, to digging out your favourite cosy clothing to wear when you are heading out outdoors and finally, we gain an extra hour of daylight once the clocks have been set back enabling us to get outdoors earlier than usual.

Autumn is so special because it is time for all the fruits, vegetables and crops to be harvested, the overall temperatures are beginning to cool down and the nights are gradually becoming darker.

If you are interested in taking part in this particular module to enable you to immerse yourself in Outdoor Learning in your spare time during the October Holidays this year, then please head over to our website to sign up and enrol yourself today!