We want everyone who learns in the Lake District to go home with some simple messages such as 'The Lake District is a National Park' and 'Everyone is welcome'.
We've produced a simple leaflet for teachers and outdoor educators. Check out core messages, simple learning messages and how we work in Learning messages (PDF).
Brockhole on Windermere, on the shores of Windermere lake has an ideal mix of activities on site for school and youth group visits:
See Brockhole's full offer for educational visits.
Green Careers and Skills Day 2024
Each photo is accompanied by information to support the use of the photo in the primary classroom, as well as related web links, discussion starters and questions, grid references and key vocabulary.
The Lake District National Park is rich in cultural heritage and history. We have created resources for many different age groups of students, including case studies and activities. There are three time periods:
Our in-depth case studies look at specific sites across the Lake District, from prehistoric art and lime kilns to a tannery and Victorian viewing stations.
Our planning section has details on;
Search the Lake District Historic Environment Record on the Archaeology Data Service (ADS) website.
Free photos - has photos which are free to download.
For facts and figures about other National Parks, check out National Parks - Learning about
