
for schools
SUPPORTING FUTURE GENERATIONS TO THRIVE
We're passionate about providing an inclusive and supportive space for young people to explore themselves, others and the natural world through inspiring adventures in wild places.
We know that having the opportunity to step outside our bubble through adventure is crucial in the development of healthy, future ready young people, and that it inspires them in their role as guardians of the planet. As an organisation we believe adventure is vital in supporting future generations to thrive. It's why we exist.
We've got decades of experience facilitating student adventures with purpose, both within the wilds of the UK and internationally. With a commitment to building long term partnerships with all the schools we work with - we would love the opportunity to work with your young people on an inspiring wild adventure.
"What an Unforgettable Experience!
Spending 5 days with The Living Project team on the Discover Dartmoor Adventure was truly transformative. As a student from Brighton College, I had the opportunity to step out of my comfort zone, away from everyday life, and immerse myself in the stunning, rugged beauty of Dartmoor. Exploring the wild, watching the sunset, and spending a night under the shooting stars were just parts of this unforgettable journey.
This adventure taught me invaluable lessons about gratitude, resilience, and the power of community. Volunteering with the Dartmoor National Park Authority made me appreciate the importance of preserving our natural spaces. Achieving the John Muir Discover Award was a proud moment, symbolising our collective efforts and dedication.
The bonds I formed with my peers and the guidance and support from our incredible teachers, along with the inspiring leadership of Matt and Emma have left a lasting impact on me. I’ve returned with a renewed sense of confidence, a deeper connection to nature, and a commitment to living mindfully. This experience has truly enriched my life and will stay with me forever."
ANN (Student,'DISCOVER DARTMOOR', 2024)
THE MAGIC OF ADVENTURE - OUR PROCESS & outcomes
In the advanced-tech led world to come, we reckon human skills are more crucial than ever. So whether we're with a group of 30 year 9 students in The Peak District, or a bunch of 16 year olds wild camping in Scotland, our deliberate process facilitates powerful outcomes for students through focusing on three core pillars of adventure; connection with self, other and planet home.
CONNECTION
WITH SELF
Personal Leadership
Self Awareness
Self Care
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Courage
Resilience
Curiosity
Critical Thinking
CONNECTION
WITH OTHER
Leadership
Listening
Emotional Intelligence
Empathy
Compassion
Collaboration
Cultural Awareness
Appreciation of difference
CONNECTION
WITH PLANET
Belonging
Stewardship
Conservation
Global Citizenship
Cultural Curiosity
Environmentalism
Sustainability
Responsibility
OUR CURRENT SCHOOL PARTNERS





WHERE WE GO
AND WHAT WE DO
STUDENT adventures WITH PURPOSE
Consciously curated and expertly delivered adventures, with personal development and global citizenship at their heart. Tried, tested, recce'd and risk assessed, we'll work with you to shape a unique adventure for your students
From 3-14 days in the wilds of the UK, to further afield...
THE UK IS FULL OF WILD PLACES TO EXPLORE...
We live in a beautiful, wild and diverse part of the world, and where better for an inspiring adventure than your own wild doorstep? From Dartmoor to Eryri (Snowdonia), The Peak District to the West Highlands of Scotland, we love getting students out into, and engaged in conserving the remarkable wild that exists on our beautiful islands.
and SOME OF THE PLACES WE GO FURTHER AFIELD...



the more high tech we become - the more nature we need
“The future will belong to the nature-smart — those individuals, families, businesses and political leaders who develop a deeper understanding of the transformative power of the natural world, and who balance the virtual with the real. The more high- tech we become, the more nature we need.” (Richard Louv)











