There will be a series of webinars starting 6th February to explore how we can put Woodcraft Folk’s aims and principles into action whilst running our groups. The webinars are taking each aim and principle of Woodcraft Folk and presenting how members can support children to engage and explore them.

This series of webinars is 

Can you help Woodcraft Folk ensure that every child has the opportunity to participate in one of our groups?

This residential training weekend, held at our Darsham Country Centre on the Suffolk coast, is a chance for volunteers new and old to come together to explore how to grow and sustain our groups. 

New volunteers will have the opportunity to learn how to plan and deliver a programme of activities rooted in Woodcraft Folk's aims & principles, and keep young people safe in our groups.

Places are still available on our forthcoming leader training weekend in Febraury, which will take place at the Darsham Country Centre in Suffolk.

The training is suitable for new and existing volunteers working with any of our age groups. Participants will have the chance to share challenges and solutions, as welll as learn practical tips and techniques for managing your group, keeping young people safe, and planning an engaging programme.

Are you new to volunteering with Woodcraft Folk? 

Have you been involved for a while but want to learn more? 

Our New Leader Training weekends are a great way to learn more about Woodcraft Folk, share ideas with new leaders from across the UK, and a gain the skills and confidence to lead engaging activities for children. 

People who come to our training sessions say they feel more confident and more able to lead activities at group. 

One Solution: Resolution!

Woodcraft DFs

22nd-26th October 2017. Raywell Park

One Solution: Resolution! Is a five day seminar aimed at 13-15 year olds offering an alternative education equipping young people to recognise and combat violence in their everyday lives; teaching them to think critically and creatively about the world using a diverse range of perspectives.

This term we're running a number of Webinars on District Office Bearer roles: 

The course will be run on a on non-residential basis at the Collect BASE KX in North London. 

Food will be provided and we are offering a crèche (early booking essential) on site. 

To cover the cost of food and materials there will be a charge of £20.

The course will cover the following topics: 

This training session is an introduction to working together with other adults to organise your group.

By the end of the session, volunteers will be better equipped to:

This training session is an introduction to safeguarding for group leaders and helpers. 

To run this session you'll need: