wild adventures for schools
CONSCIOUSLY CREATED & EXPERTLY DELIVERED
school expeditions
We provide ready made school expeditions in stunning hand-picked wild locations with safety & leadership at the heart.
Choose from between a 7-14 day adventure in Dartmoor, Scotland, Slovenia, Sri Lanka or the remote wild forests and lakes of Sweden with one of our end to end, consciously created and expertly delivered school expeditions.
1. Choose location (Dartmoor, Slovenia, Scotland, Sweden, Sri Lanka)
2. Choose the duration of the expedition (7-14 days)
3. We'll do the rest
We can also work with you to create bespoke adventures, from 3 to 14 days - in line with your core values and any curricular outcomes you may have, from conservation to navigation, sustainability and teamwork.
find out more about some of our
'ready to go' adventures
"We know, trust and love Josh, Cormac and Emily. The adventures are so inspiring, everything is run and sourced ethically and responsibly. So much can be gained from these adventures in the wild... if you're thinking about running a school trip with The Living Project I'd say just do it. You won't find a better provider."
(Jen Turney, Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe (RGS))
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'live WILD'
AN EXPEDITION IN THE KNOYDART PENINSULA, SCOTLAND
"the UK's LAST REMAINING WILDERNESS"
Running between May to September
Duration: 7 to 10 days (depending on the team, needs, objectives)
Choose from: A 'basecamp model' or a journey on foot (covering 5-15k per day)
Beginning with an overnight train from London – Fort William (via Edinburgh) we’ll then be based in the stunning and remote Knoydart Peninsula, Scotland. Also known as the UK’s last true wilderness.
This programme can also be delivered as a John Muir Expedition.
On this expedition students learn self-sufficiency and how to work as a team to move through a stunning remote environment.
'THRIVE IN THE WILD'
DARTMOOR
Running between April to October
Duration: 7 to 10 days (depending on the team, needs, objectives)
An entirely unique experience in one of the wildest places in the UK. Beginning with a combination of environmental volunteering, living in the woods and eating fire-cooked food, this is an excellent opportunity for students to develop a sense of self-reliance and connection with a wild life.
From the woods we embark on a varied cross-country journey; by foot, steam train and canoe, enabling students to truly connect with the variety of environments in the UK. The whole experience is carried out using public transport and only eating local, seasonal produce, providing a genuinely sustainable experience, contributing to awareness of for students within this space while supporting the environment.