Teen Rangers - Woolley Firs Maidenhead, December - February Term

If you are aged 11 - 17 come to Woolley Firs, our beautiful reserve on the outskirts of Maidenhead  and join us for seasonal wildlife themed activities to explore and engage with the great outdoors.

Block booking December - February term

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• Saturday 7 December
  
• Saturday 11 January
  
• Saturday 8 February
  

Can't make all 3 dates or would like to Pay As You Go? You can also purchase individual sessions by choosing ticket for your chosen date.

For block bookings only: once purchased we don't offer refunds for individual sessions you are unable to attend but we are happy for you to offer your ticket to another parent/caregiver to attend or allow us to open the space for someone else. Please email [email protected]

Our sessions last for 2 hours and are packed full of fun activities to help us explore and learn more about the natural world. 

Throughout the year you can expect to: 

🌳 Learn about wildlife including insects, plants, birds and mammals

🌳 Learn how to help and protect different habitats through conservation

🌳 Develop skills in using tools, surveying animals and plants and bush craft

NB Tickets for this event close 48hrs before the start time.

What to bring:

Dress for the weather in clothes and sturdy shoes that you don't mind getting dirty. Please check the weather forecast and  wear waterproofs, warm layers or sun hat, sun protection and insect repellent as appropriate. We will be outside for the whole session, and you will need to carry your own things. Please bring a bottle of water. 

This club is for young people only - no adults to accompany please.

Terms & Conditions:

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• If your child is unwell, please do not attend the club
  

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• Only those children booked onto the session can attend.
  

Newcomers must complete and return the parental consent form sent out with the ticket information. Please park in the car park and bring your child to the session leader for registration each time. 

Host or Publisher The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust