Courses and Events
At Grow, we believe in the power of nature to support wellbeing, learning, and belonging. Every session we run — whether for children, families, or professionals — is rooted in respect for both the individual and the natural environment. We value each person for who they are and what they bring.
Whether you're looking to book a nature-based session, train as a Forest School Leader, or commission a bespoke programme through your organisation or service, you're in the right place. Just scroll down to find what you need — or jump straight to the section that suits you:
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Join a Session – for children, families or adults
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Train as a Forest School Leader – Level 3 accredited course
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Commission a Programme – for schools, services and organisations
Book A Session
We run a variety of nature-based workshops and programmes open to the public — including sessions for children, families, and adults. These take place in parks, woodlands, and other community spaces.
Below are our current bookable events. Click through for full details and to reserve your place.
More events coming soon — check back regularly or follow us on social media to stay up to date.
Here We Grow: Bentinck Street Community Project
Thanks to incredible community support and a generous donation from Liverpool City Region, we’ve surpassed our crowdfunding target! We are transforming the Bentinck Street site into a vibrant, sustainable, biodiversity-rich community garden.
Our next sessions at Bentinck Street
Bentinck Street Garden Kids Club
Saturdays 10am-12pm 24th May - 12th July
Here We Grow Open Day
Wednesday 28th May 11am - 3pm
No booking required!
Woodcarving for adults
Coming soon:
Wellbeing in Nature for adults
Plants for health
We have regular volunteer sessions each Friday from 10am-12pm at the garden. If you would like to become a regular volunteer, please complete the sign up form below.
Youth In Nature Program for 11-18yr olds
Youth in Nature is an exciting, free outdoor group for 11-18 year olds, running fortnightly on Saturday mornings at Bidston Hill.
Get hands-on with fire lighting, shelter building, tool use, nature ID, and creative projects, while also making a difference through community gardening, climate action, and leadership opportunities.
Each session is packed with adventure, discovery, and the chance to connect with nature and new friends.
Spaces are limited to 12 per session.
The sessions run fortnightly (with a break for Easter) and you can book one at a time—first session on 22nd March 10:00-12:00!
These session are free of charge and funded by the National Lottery.
Click for details and booking.
