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The FSC offers residential and day fieldwork courses for ages 7-14, 14-16, 16+ and University, including Scottish and Irish schools
Why not join the FSC?
Over the last 60 years the FSC has touched the hearts and minds of individuals of all ages. By becoming a member, you can help us to reach even more people.
The FSC is involved in a variety of projects which enable it to deliver its full charitable vision. The key areas are:
- Wider community involvement
- Quality of education provision
- Environmental performance
- Global links
Many of our projects are funded and involve working with partners Individual projects – and further contacts - are described in the links below. If you are interested in working with the FSC, or would like to suggest other projects and partners, please contact: projects@field-studies-council.org
UK Projects
Biodiversity Training Project |
Eco Challenge |
| Promoting biological recording amongst volunteers in Shropshire | Giving pupils in 22 of the most disadvantaged urban areas of England the opportunity to experience and enjoy the natural environment |
London Challenge |
Open Air Laboratories –OPAL |
| Giving every Key Stage 3 pupil in London have the opportunity to take part in a residential experience | Studying natural habitats through public involvement in open air laboratories |
Outdoor Education for Visually Impaired Young People |
Schools in the Park
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| Helping visually impaired young people in Wales experience and understand the natural world | Helping staff and volunteers working in London green spaces to work closely with local secondary schools to encourage outdoor learning |
Global projects
Darwin Initiative Projects |
FSCEE Projects |
| FSC biodiversity projects throughout the world. | Projects demonstrating the effectiveness of education for sustaniability through practical action |
