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Forest School with JAGS Pupils

Five children in school uniforms pose for a photo in a sun-dappled forest with lush green foliage in the background.
Forest School with JAGS Pupils

Earlier this month, the Junior School was delighted to host a fantastic Forest School morning for more than 100 Year 6 pupils. The Dulwich boys were joined by Year 6 girls from James Allen's Girls' School for an exciting outdoor adventure in Sydenham Hill Wood.

The morning began with fun ice-breaker activities before pupils and staff enjoyed a sunny walk to the woods. In the woodland, pupils took part in a range of hands-on activities, including knot-tying, creating woodland trails and a scavenger hunt. There was plenty of laughter, teamwork and enthusiasm throughout.

It was wonderful to see the pupils working so well together and making new friendships in the great outdoors. The morning ended with a well-earned lunch back at Dulwich College before wishing our JAGS visitors a safe journey home.

Children in the foreground are tying branches together with blue rope to form a square, while a small grid of numbers is visible in the dappled sunlight of the background forest.
A group of children laugh and interact while sitting on a fallen log in a sun-dappled forest.
Two children in the foreground examine a nature guide on the forest floor, while other children and lush green trees form the background.
A boy in the foreground holds a large piece of wood while three children walk behind him on a leaf-covered forest floor.

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