

Est. 2017

Community â—‹ Nature â—‹ Interest-led learning
Welcome to the Home EdVenturers

Home Ed-Venturers runs weekly forest school groups on the edge of Bristol for home-schooled children aged 5-10 yrs old* and 10-14 yrs old. We embody three core values:
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COMMUNITY
NATURE
& INTEREST-LED LEARNING
We nurture a collaborative community where every voice is heard and where both teamwork and autonomy are celebrated.
*children can join from the September after their 5th birthday

â—‹ We learn and play with the seasons â—‹
The Tribes
The Team

Aimee finds peace and awe amongst the trees and loves sharing this with the tribe.
Outside of the woods she is a keen spoon whittler and river swimmer, but never the two together!
She loves ancient Yew trees for their wisdom, determination and stories of old.
Aimee
Bowden
Forest School Leader
Co-Founder
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Stomping the field, woodland and mountain tracks of the UK is one of Henry's favourite things to do. He loves to be surrounded by the noises of nature and is never happier than when taking a good whiff of a Spring flower.
Henry loves the Beech tree for her strong, welcoming presence.
Henry
Twist
Forest School Leader

Within Ava's forest school practice, her love for the natural world collides beautifully with her love for people.
She is a mother of two. Storytelling enthusiast. Dancer. And avid cyclist.
Ava likes Holly trees because she finds them easy to talk to! They give her the feeling of safety, protection and loving kindness.
Ava Maginnis
Forest School Assistant

Jack's favourite things to do outside are foraging and mushroom identification, whittling spoons and making dens. When he's not in the woods, Jack is a musician and loves to play the bass guitar with friends and make some noise!
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Jack Cullimore
Forest School Assistant



