Outdoor alternative provision
Learning that grows outdoors
Practical, nature-based education for young people across Merseyside and Lancashire, shaped around their interests, strengths, and next steps.
Our approach
A calm place to learn
Owl Tree Activity Space supports young people through flexible outdoor learning, practical qualifications, and trusted relationships.
Individual pathways
Learning is tailored to each young person’s interests, needs, and goals.
Support that understands
We work alongside neurodiversity, ACE trauma, SEMH needs, school reintegration, and intervention plans.
Practical learning
Qualifications with purpose
Flexible, blended learning that connects education with real interests and meaningful experiences.
Angling
Build confidence, patience, responsibility, and practical skills through outdoor angling activities.
Land-based skills
Explore nature, habitats, conservation, and hands-on learning in outdoor settings.
Animal care
Develop care, empathy, and routine through supported work with animals.
Support from referral onward
We work collaboratively with schools, local authorities, virtual schools, and families to create a supportive route into learning.
01
Make a referral
Share the young person’s needs, interests, and current support plan.
02
Plan together
We discuss a flexible pathway that feels achievable and meaningful.
03
Begin learning
Practical sessions build confidence, skills, and positive routines.
04
Review progress
We keep partners informed and adapt support as needs develop.
Ready to discuss a referral?
Tell us about the young person and the support you are looking for. We will help you explore the next step.
