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Children around tray by Ross Hoddinott/2020VISION

Children from Dulverton School do kick sampling, invertebrate identification, and release salmon fry in the River Haddeo, with Westcountry Rivers Trust (WRT) warden John Hickey. Bury, Exmoor National Park, Somerset, UK. May 2012. - Ross Hoddinott/2020VISION

School holidays: what's on

School holidays

Get back to nature during the holidays: join us for some fun activities and learn about fascinating wildlife near you!

Holiday Events

View all events and activities

Become a member for discounts on event tickets

The best way to protect nature near you is to become a Wildlife Trust member. 

Family BCN membership pack

Family BCN membership pack

Membership options

Our Family membership combines our Standard Membership package with all the exciting goodies that come with the Wildlife Watch membership. Perfect for inspiring a life-long love of nature in the whole family!

Children who love nature love our Wildlife Watch child membership. They will receive a welcome pack bursting with activities, stickers, posters and spotters guides and a seasonal Wildlife Watch magazine three times a year, equipping your child with everything they need to connect with nature in their own home.

Join us

Term time activities

Little bugs, Wildlife Watch and Youth Ranger groups meet up regularly throughout the year for fun and hands-on activities. Nurture your child's interest and love of being outdoors in nature!

Bug hunting
Pre-school

Little Bugs Clubs

Little Bugs Clubs are packed with wildlife activities for pre-schoolers, find one near you
The Great Fen Wildlife Watch group with the bat boxes they made
Primary school

Wildlife Watch Groups

Wildlife Watch Groups offer regular wildlife sessions for primary-aged children. Find a group near you.
Blow's Downs
Secondary-school

Youth Rangers

Our Youth Ranger groups offer practical activities, wildlife surveying, and other volunteering opportunities for teenagers
Snowdrops

Amy Lewis

Resources to connect with nature

We have put together a range of resources for people of all ages to use to connect with nature and wildlife - explore, learn something new, have fun and boost your wellbeing and mental health.