Thank you to Frome Town Council & Frome Rotary for supporting our work

Thank you to the volunteers at the Frome Rotary shop, 

Frome Town Rotary have pledged £1000 to support the work of Shared Earth Learning. 

HUGE THANKS TO YOU ALL FROM US ALL!

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Thank you to Frome Town Council

We're delighted to announce FTC has granted Shared Earth Learning £3000 from their Community Grant towards our Wellbeing projects for adults.

Thanks to Magic Little Grants!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

We will announce more about these projects at a later date, but wanted to say thanks to all concerned and that we really do appreciate your support. 

Shared Earth Learning is Fundraising: Please support our community projects

Shared Earth Learning aims to nurture a love of nature, encouraging our community to respect and protect our natural spaces, to make our services accessible and affordable and to improve community cohesion by working across generations and integrating people from different backgrounds in our programmes. 

Our activities are funded by grants and donations.

If you can spare a gift or monthly donation, please contribute to our fundraiser

https://localgiving.org/charity/shared-earth-learning/

Shared Earth Learning offers forest school, horticulture and outdoor wellbeing groups, in Frome, Somerset, prioritising the needs of more disadvantaged members of our community. Our work is funded by grants and we are supported by volunteers. We work to co-operative principles and are in the process of converting from a limited company into a Community Benefit Society.

Find out more about us on our blog: 

https://sharedearthlearning.blogspot.com/p/who-we-are.html

Shared Earth Learning Saturday sessions for volunteers

Volunteer with Shared Earth Learning this summer!

Volunteers are very welcome to join us to help us develop and improve the Shared Earth Learning Forest School space. We're working on projects at the allotment, improving the pathways and replanting part of the Mendip Way hedgerow.

Meet us at the Shared Earth polytunnel at Vallis Veg, at midday, to join in.

The work is varied, and it's great exercise in a beautiful landscape. If you enjoy digging, weeding and mulching, or could help with making our outdoor kitchen, and would like to volunteer with our friendly co-operative in a beautiful setting, please get in touch or just pop by. 

We meet on the second and forth Saturday of the month at the Shared Earth Learning site at Vallis Veg near Frome. 

Volunteer dates for summer 2021

26th June 

10th July

24th July

14th August

28th August

Contact us: SharedEarthLearning@gmail.com

DO YOU: like working outside and have experience of facilitating groups?

 .....and if so, do you have Forest school training or practical working knowledge of horticulture in the UK?

If so  GET IN TOUCH as there is work available with our co-operative for the right pro-active person.

 Please send your CV along with a covering letter with details of your experience, passions and how you meet our requirements to sharedearthlearning@gmail.com

 

We are recruiting!

We're seeking qualified forest school leaders, playworkers, people with experience in leading horticulture sessions, and people who can deliver therapeutic outdoor learning.

Shared Earth Learning offers young people and adults opportunities to learn and recover in an outdoor environment. We run on co-operative principles and we prioritise working with the more disadvantaged members of our community.

We offer one or two days per week this summer. The work is 'freelance' and based in Frome Somerset. Shared Earth learning is a group of forest school leaders, we collectively offer a range of activities, including summer forest school sessions, playranging, and adult wellbeing groups. 

More potential projects include: Working with Adults in Recovery, Forest School and Play-ranging with Primary School Children, Working with adults with learning disabilities and additional needs.

Our mission is to enhance local people’s relationship with the natural world, developing their personal and social skills and awareness of the importance of environmental sustainability.

To find out more, contact us at sharedearthlearning@gmail.com