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Rob from the West Sussex branch of The Outdoors Project reflects on our fickle weather

The Outdoors Project gives children a chance to explore, be leaders, investigators, become curious about the world around them and learn something new at almost every session.

Every child is unique with individual interests and behaviours, we like to look at their characteristics and construct a session that will interest and engage them in their own way without too much pressure on achieving and here's a bit about how we go around it. 

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! 

Things have changed, there’s no denying it.  Gone are the days of Donkey Kong and children’s tv programming from 3-7pm.  

Children today are growing up able to access their favourite cartoons, games and movies day and night, on demand on a variety of devices.  We dont want to fight it or ignore it, instead we're finding ways to blend the love of the tech world with our lovely REAL world.  Read on to find out how.....

Check out some of our favourite actvities & moments shared with the kids at our Holiday Clubs!