BRENT SCHOOL WITHOUT WALLS
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Brent School Without Walls is a voluntary organisation that provide free guided nature walks and activities in Fryent Country Park for primary classes, afterschool clubs and playschemes.

Fryent Country Park is situated in the Wembley/Kingsbury area of Brent. It consists of woodland, meadows, hedgerows, ponds and even paddocks with horses.

It offers an ideal opportunity to study the life processes strand of the Science National Curriculum, but activities can also be provided covering local history or art.  Children will be able to pond dip, go on a bug hunt, build mini-shelters and just enjoy the pleasure of running through meadows and enjoying the open air.


All activities are free and covered by Brent School Without Walls public indemnity insurance.  Martin Francis who runs the activities is a retired teacher and has an enhanced CRB check.


Autumn is a particularly lovely time to visit the Park with the fascination of autumn fruit and seeds and leaf colour changes. September is booked up but places are available in October.

You can go on a Bear Hunt in Fryent Country Park!





Key Information
  • Activities

    Our activities are based on hands-on exploration and observation and linked to the QCA Science Schemes of Work


  • Booking

    You can contact us my telephone or e-mail to arrange a trip. Class sizes are limited to 30 pupils. There is no charge. Older pupils usually arrive at 10am and leave at 2.30pm, with shorter visits for younger children.


  • Transport

    Brent School Without Walls is recognised for free transport by Transport for London. Book through TfL here at least two weeks before the trip remembering to state which section of the Science Curriculum you are studying.


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Guided nature walks and activities for primary aged children and afterschool clubs and playschemes
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