Adrian Royston leads the Canal and River Trust explorer programme across the East Midlands.
Part of Adrian’s role is to work alongside schools, community groups and local academies to offer hands on- outdoor learning.
We loved delivering family wellbeing workshops alongside Adrian and had a particularly lovely moment at Foxton locks when we did Dragon Fly breathing and a dragon fly started flying around us, the families loved it.
Feedback from Adrian during In the Wild Family Session “The sessions were absolutely amazing. Laura and Miranda really got down to the kids’ level, and the engagement was total. Personally, I found it so relaxing and grounding. It connects you back to your roots. I’m looking forward to my training; I feel empowered to bring these tools to families across the CRT network.”
Training Canal & River Trust Staff and Volunteers at Hatton Locks
We’ve hit an incredible milestone! What started as an idea—to connect children with nature and wellbeing tools alongside the waterways—has now resulted in training sessions with the amazing Education Team and Volunteers at the Canal & River Trust, who will go out and share these essential tools with children and families across the UK. The […]
Foxton Locks Family Wellbeing Session
At the end of the school holidays we were straight back off holiday to deliver an In the Wild Family session with the Canal & River Trust team (Adrian Royston and Volunteer Paul.) at the amazing Foxton Locks (if you haven’t been its stunning), and launch the new Family Wellbeing Route. The sessions were hosted […]
Training Staff at Hatton Locks
This marked a significant milestone as we officially began the “In the Wild Leader” training for the Canal & River Trust staff. It’s been fantastic to see their enthusiasm! We even had the pleasure of joining them for a recent team day, getting everyone actively involved in a Family Wellbeing Session. This hands-on experience was […]