Autumn Community Celebration @ Sawpits Woods
About the day
Join us at wonderful Sawpit Woods in Hartfield to celebrate Autumn with your family.
We’ll gather to celebrate the beautiful woods and tend the Children’s Forest nearby; sharing songs, stories, games and time together.
We will use established nature connection practices to awaken your senses, restore wellbeing and discover creatures living here too.
Come along with your family to relax, reconnect and celebrate the gifts of Autumn.
Let’s bathe in the woods, whatever the weather!
We can’t wait to welcome you.
Who is this day suitable for?
- This course is suitable for adults and accompanied children, both beginners level and those with more experience in nature connection.
The day will cover
- Seasonal celebration and traditions of our land
- Nature based well being practices
- Nature inspired song and story for all the family
- Create an opportunity to engage in simple nature connection practice together
- Connecting more with local community
Your investment
Suggested donation: £10-£20
These gatherings are offered free of charge thanks to support from The National Lottery funding, so that everyone can take part regardless of financial circumstances.
If you are able to make a voluntary donation, your contribution will help cover administration costs that are not funded by the grant, and will help sustain the longevity of Children’s Forest, supporting the planting of more forests for future generations.
As places are limited, we kindly ask that bookings are made with a genuine intention to attend. If you can no longer come, please cancel your place so it can be offered to someone else. Thank you for helping us care for this shared community resource.
Terms & Conditions
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About the tutors
Jen Beaufoy Jen is a nature mentor working for children and adults, has worked as a permaculture designer and teacher, and is also a home educating mum. Jen is passionate about caring for Earth and for people and feels it is a great privilege to facilitate people’s connection to nature and witness what it brings forth.
Emily Munn Emily lives and works on a family farm, and has been facilitating nature connection, outdoor and adventure learning, including forest school, for many years. Having worked in London for various educational charities Emily has returned to Sussex where she grew up and loves to support people in fostering a sense of place and awe in everyday life.
