Whittling for Outdoor Educators

This workshop will be a creative, active experience and will give those attending the skills, knowledge, and ideas to take away and practice whittling in their own sessions.

Whittling for educators is the perfect opportunity for teachers and teaching assistants of all settings, to upskill their tool-use and knife work in particular.

Passing over the trust and responsibility to facilitate whittling with learners has numerous benefits which are transferable to other areas of learning; confidence, resilience, promoting creative minds, mindfulness and self-regulation, reflectiveness….the list goes on.

Drawing from experience of running Forest School sessions for a diverse range of learners across all ages, this course will give insight into achievable projects, utilising safe use of a range of hand-tools. Run by our resident craftsperson and expert Spoon-carver Nick Murphy, supported by our Head Trainer Neil Martin, this is a day not to be missed out upon.

Group of people carving spoons outdoors at a workshop in the woods

Dates

Tuesday 14th May 2024

9am – 4pm

Location

The workshop takes place at Exmouth Forest School, under the cover of the canopy, and appropriate clothing will be required.

Cost

£80

Experience Details

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