All the staff are fantastic and really build kids confidence to explore, have fun and be kids.
Absolutely brilliant. Inventive, creative and energetic sessions
This is one of best holiday clubs, full of fun and there's always something exciting learn. My son has been going for the past 2 years, he simply loves attending every time!
The range of activities are brilliant and never fail to engage my child.
Another epic day. 3 years of attending outdoors project and my son still thinks it’s the best thing ever.
My children absolutely love going to The Outdoors Project. I feel assured that they are in safe hands and that they are getting their fill of fun out in the fresh air.
Fantastic club run by enthusiastic people who genuinely care about the children. Always fun and geared around the children rain or shine!
My daughter was full of beans and bursting with lovely stories when I collected her.
My daughter has asked whether she can attend the after school club until she leaves this school
My daughter was beaming after an amazing day outdoors making new friends and learning awesome new skills. The staff were enthusiastic and encouraging. She couldn't wait to go back the following day!
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Aylesbury & Thame
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Bristol & surrounding areas
Cambridge & Royston
Chichester & Edgcumbes
Cirencester & Cheltenham
Crawley, Horsham, Shoreham and Worthing
Haslemere & Guildford
Havering & surrounding areas
Mid Sussex & Lewes
Nottingham West & surrounding areas
Reigate & Redhill
Sevenoaks & surrounding areas
St Albans & surrounding areas
Wokingham, Bracknell & Crowthorne
Wycombe & The Chilterns
Sam and Joel Evans, Directors of The Outdoors Project have made the switch from their corporate lives to a very different kind of business by setting up and growing The Outdoors Project in Brighton.
Rob from the West Sussex branch of The Outdoors Project reflects on our fickle weather
Connor our assistant manager gives us a little more insight into his role with The Outdoors Project and what drives his journey to inspire young people to connect with the Outdoors!
Check out some of our favourite actvities & moments shared with the kids at our Holiday Clubs!
A snapshot of some of the activities and special moments in our After School Clubs in Spring Term.
A TYPICAL HOLIDAY CLUB DAY - A CHILD’S GUIDE
We run fun, outdoor birthday parties for one and a half hours at Horfield Common, by The Ardagh Pavillion on Saturdays.
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Here’s a fun little project to test out your raft making skills! There are tons of different methods and materials you can use, so let’s experiment by building a mini raft out of natural materials or materials you can find around the house. The aim is to see if you can make something that floats and even sails!
Now depending on how challenging you want to make this will depend on what materials you use. We always suggest starting off simple first to experience a successful raft and then building up from there.
A fun activity involving the humble yet mighty stick! When embarking on a walk in our local green space or in our gardens there’s so much to see and find. Throughout time many native people around the world have used “Journey Sticks” to collect items important to them, attach them to their stick and use the stick to retell the story of their journey. We challenge you to make a “Journey Stick” yourself to retell the story of your adventure in nature!
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