You're all signed up for 30 Days Wild!
Download your digital pack now
Woohoo! You're all signed up to take part in 30 Days Wild 2024.
Are you ready to start planning your wild activities for June? We've emailed you a link to your 30 Days Wild digital pack, but if you can't wait then you can download our 30 Days Wild resources below! Â
We'll also send you emails from now and throughout June with lots of ideas to help you complete your 30 Days Wild challenge. If our first email hasn't come through after a couple of minutes, please check your 'Junk' folder and add us to your 'safe senders'.Â
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Butterfly poster Sponsorship form
Butterfly spotter Summer wildlife spotter
Mindful colouring  Social media tiles
Cymraeg
Cardiau gweithgaredd Ffurflen Nawdd
Poster gloÿnnod byw Adnabod gloÿnnod byw
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If you opted for a postal pack, it will be with you soon
Your welcome letter, wallchart and other goodies should be with you in the post soon.Â
Please note postal packs will be sent out in mid to late May ready for the 1st June - so if you've signed up nice and early, there might be a slight delay in you receiving your pack. In the meantime, we've emailed you a link to download a digital version of the pack. This has lots of additional goodies, like 30 wild ideas and a wild wordsearch!Â
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Turn your school wild!Â
To celebrate 30 Days Wild, our friends at Seedball are giving away bags of Oddballs to schools (while stocks last). All you need to do is cover postage (£6pp).Â
Seedball are on a mission to help increase the abundance of British wildflowers and wildlife that depend upon them. They are super easy to use - simply throw in borders, school yards and corners, as long as it they land on bare soil, not grass. Then wait for the magic to happen! Â
Other things to do
Help wildlife at school
Credit: Lyndsey Young
Things as easy as leaving a wild patch on your field can increase the wildness of your school and provide an interest point for the children!Â
Wildlife Watch
Adrian Clarke
Wildlife Watch is the junior branch of The Wildlife Trusts, and the website is stuffed full of exciting activities to do with kids, including resources specifically for educators.
Visit your local Wildlife Trust
School children on a visit to a woodland © Paul Harris/2020VISION
Discover more about visiting your local nature reserve or visitor centre with your school, or getting more involved in things like wild teacher training!
Fundraise for The Wildlife Trusts
Host a "wild" fancy dress day or a sponsored nature walk with your class.Â