Bushcraft for children can incorporate lots of different activities, the most common are:

1. Tracking:  The activity teaches participants about living things in their local area.
2. Foraging: helps teach children what grows in which seasons, what nature can provide for us in the way of food and nourishment, and what is safe to eat. 
3. Building Shelters: Building a den challenges the little person both mentally and physically. Participants are using their imagination and creative thinking to come up with a place that will stay standing, and provide a little bit of shelter. 
4. Campfires: Children can learn a lot from having campfires. All the science behind fire, the safety rules, and also how to cook on it MARSHMALLOWS
5. Navigation Skills: There is a lot of technology around to help us navigate these days, but returning back to basics without technology is a vital skill for young people to learn. 

Meeting point: Beside the reception

Location: Blue zone, Bushcraft area

1. Disclaimer signed
2. appropriate clothes for the outdoor activity
3. we advice to wear the waterproofs
4. age 6+
5. younger children can participate our session with an adult supervision

1. water
2. smile