Woodcraft Folk is taking part in a series of 'Freedom to Learn' webinars. Woodcraft Folk will be sharing our learning of delivering #DreamBigAtHome as well as sharing sessions on online democracy and online social action.

Freedom to Learn promotes human-centred and rights-respecting practice in education in the UK, advocating for more voice and choice for children and young people in how they learn. The network aims to:

- connect innovators around the Uk to inspire and learn from one another in the pursuit of a freer and fairer education system

Woodcraft Folk are delighted to have achieved the Charity Execellence Quality Mark. The Quality Mark is a framework/a health-check for charities highlighting their strengths and weaknesses in terms of finance, governance, risk, management, strategy and leadership.

The Quality Mark is a tool to help General Council and staff identify where improvements can be made, but also importantly a sign to funders that Woodcraft Folk is well run.

Do you have a few spare hours a week to help Woodcraft Folk with fundraising? We're on the look out for a volunteer to help us with the following tasks to support the national movement and our local groups: 

During lockdown General Council have been meeting to discuss all things Woodcraft. They've put together this great video to introduce themselves to you and update you on what is happening within the movement and the road map to re-opening after the covid-19 lockdown. 

General council's main responsibilities are to help set and fulfill the main objectives of the organisation, make sure we've enough money to do what we want, set policies, employ staff and ensure we met all our legal obligations as a registered charity.