Parent and Toddler Classes

A warm welcome to Willow's Forest School. We offer a safe and fun outdoor experience for children aged 1 year to 4 years, in all weathers during term time. We were founded in 2013 and our popular Parent and Toddler Classes run Monday to Friday mornings from Ottershaw, Chertsey and Sutton Green near Guildford, SURREY. Siblings rates apply and siblings under 12 months attend for free. Due to limited numbers they must be in a sling or pram for the duration of the class. If you would like to join us, we run 2 hour sessions and there are payment options too when booking a full term. Please read our Terms and Conditions before booking please, so you are aware of our refund policy. Thank you very much.

AUTUMN TERM

PARENT & TODDLER CLASSES - TAKING BOOKINGS NOW!

Autumn Term - We start back on week commencing Monday 14th Sept- ends Fri 18th Dec

MONDAY - OTTERSHAW 1000-1200

TUESDAY - GUILDFORD 1000-1200

WEDNESDAY - OTTERSHAW 1000-1200 - new class - starts 4th November

WEDNESDAY - GUILDFORD 1000-1200

THURSDAY - CHERTSEY 1000-1200

THURSDAY - GUILDFORD 1000-1200

FRIDAY - GUILDFORD 1000-1200

SPRING TERM

Spring Term - We start back on week commencing Mon 11th January - ends Fri 26th March

MONDAY - OTTERSHAW 1000-1200

TUESDAY - GUILDFORD 1000-1200

WEDNESDAY - OTTERSHAW 1000-1200

WEDNESDAY - GUILDFORD 1000-1200

THURSDAY - CHERTSEY 1000-1200

FRIDAY - GUILDFORD 1000-1200

https://bookwhen.com/willowsforestschool

We have spaces at our Stay and Play Class on Mondays at Foxhills 1300-1400

https://bookwhen.com/willowsforestschoolstayandplay

You are welcome to pay in 2 instalments, for the full term. Please opt for the offline option and then email telling us you would like to pay in 2 instalments. We will send you two invoices. We do not add any extra admin fees but we do ask you pay both instalments on time please.

See our Stay and Play page, if you would like to attend to attend for 1 hour. It is a great introduction into Forest School.

TERM TIME CLASSES

Our classes are for children aged 12 months

to 4 years old. We welcome parents, carers

and grandparents to accompany our little

explorers. As we approach our 7th year we

are proud to be running public sessions

every day of the week across Surrey.

HOW TO BOOK...

Please click on this button to book any of our term time classes.

FEES -

Forest School sessions are booked once a week in full terms. Each 2 hour session costs £18 with a sibling rate of £14. This fee is then multiplied by the number of weeks in a term. There is the option to pay in 2 instalments for 2 hours (but you are still committing to the full term), this only applies to those starting before the full term commences. Using the link above, you click the offline button at the end of your transaction and then email us. We will send you 2 invoices which you can pay across the term. We no longer offer one payback session per term due to Covid 19 as we are not mixing bubbles. We do not offer ad-hoc classes. We do not offer refunds.

SIBLINGS on the move!

If you are bringing your child and you have a baby, they will need to be in a sling or pram please. If your baby is on the move and wishes to participate, please pay a sibling rate when booking.We are happy if you would like to pay for them in instalments. Please email us to discuss options. Once we are through the pandemic, we will be able to allow siblings under 18 months attend for free but whilst we have limited numbers per bubble, we cannot be as flexible. Please bring your own changing mat and anything you require for your baby.

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Willow plays a huge part in all of our lessons. The children love him! Willow's Forest School - Surrey	These guys have been friends since they were 2 years old. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	The children wash their hands in pairs by using clean running water using our high tech tippy tap Willow's Forest School - Surrey
Puppets made from natural resources. The children created their own puppet show. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	Drilling holes to make a medal. A safety glove is worn on the non operating hand. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	This little girl is holding a worm correctly with a flat hand before she returns him to his natural habitat. Willow's Forest School - Surrey
Sometimes the children make smores by squashing a marshmallow in between 2 biscuits. Yum! Willow's Forest School - Surrey	This little guy found Willow's underground house! Willow's Forest School - Surrey	Threading cheerios onto pipe cleaners is a simple way to feed the birds. Willow's Forest School - Surrey
Yum...our very own Gruffalo cake! Willow's Forest School - Surrey	We welcome baby siblings but they must be wrapped up really well. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	We enjoy celebrating International Mud Day every year but this little one likes celebrating it every week Willow's Forest School - Surrey
One of the mum's reading a lovely story. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	Using a mallet, calico and a fresh leaf, the children enjoy making pretty leaf prints. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	The children learn to weave with leaves and as their skills develop they will move onto willow weaving. Willow's Forest School - Surrey
Whittling hazel sticks to make a mouse. Some children were very creative and made their mouse a nest. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	Having a peaceful moment listening to the woodland sounds and watching the birds. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	The children created their own mouse using soggy leaves for the face, a conker for the nose, wooden circles for the eyes and sticks for whiskers. Willow's Forest School - Surrey
This duo made their own nest to sit in! They used pebbles for eggs. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	How proud is this little fella. What a wonderful crown. Willow's Forest School - Surrey	Using a bow saw the children cut a piece of wood. Using a brace and bit, the children drilled a hole and then thread a leaf through the hole to make a miniature tree. Willow's Forest School - Surrey
Raking all the leaves up to make leaf mould. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Transporting water from a butt rather than a tap. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Toasting marshmallows at the end of the session. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
Words fail us! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	We have great fun at Christmas time! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Playing hide and seek!! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
The children gathered lots of red leaves and made a huge poppy shape. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	In the colder months the children are offered a warm drink. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Toasting fresh figs and honey. Yum! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
This little girl and her mum are finding leaves to decorate a forest crown. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	This little dude loves rolling freely in the mud! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	This is our lovely bunch of Preschool teachers. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
Wow, the children made a rocket on fireworks day, by collecting loads of leaves, conkers and sticks. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	A mask made from a leaf. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	We get watery mud or crushed garlic leaves and we let the children paint using sticks as paint brushes. Usually the parents end up having a go! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
The children are preparing the garden before they throw seed bombs, to make a pretty meadow garden for the bees. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Angel wings on an Autumn day! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Using the charcoal we made, one of the mums drew our forest school! How amazing! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
Baby siblings are welcome to attend our Pre-school classes Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Two forest school candles for 2 special boys...but one little boy could not resist joining in! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Hanging about in the woods. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
Making lots of mud concoctions! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Taking some time out in our hammock. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	The children enjoyed smashing garlic leaves into paint. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
This little guy enjoyed seeing all the different creep crawlies under his log seat. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	This little girl is demonstrating the safety position when using a knife. The younger children use potato peelers. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	The children care for our hedgehogs by leaving out food and water for them. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
This little man chose to fill buckets of wood chip to deliver to the bug hotel. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Getting braver, balancing on the ropes! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Chilling in the woods with a story book. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
Working as a team, these guys used a bow saw to cut wood. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	The children made their own fairy garden. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	We discussed the colours, textures and sizes of many leaves. The children know to use the leaves on the ground and not those attached to trees. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
Just by getting some rope and an old pallet, this child is having so much fun with her Mummy. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	These guys are dressed perfectly for wet day at Willow's Forest School. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Collecting snappy sticks for our fire. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
This little girl is carefully walking with a log, she is helping to make a home for our hedgehog family. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Bow and arrows made from fresh willow and paracord. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Watering our potatoes. Each site is having a potato competition, who can grown the most, who can grow the largest etc!! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
Having a tea party with the woodland fairies! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	This little guy loves looking for bugs and knows to return them to their habitat carefully. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Our weekly task of filling up the bird feeders. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
These guys are managing their own danger and balancing carefully on wobbly logs. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	The children found a Y shaped stick and then threaded beads and buttons to make a musical instrument. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	This little girl is using different colour wool to decorate her stick. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
Every week the children bring in used teabags, egg shells, veg and fruit scraps and loo roll tubes to compost! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Demonstrating the safety position, this little girl is making an elder bead with a palm drill. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	The children sowed seeds and made a garden for the bees. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
This little boy made a fence by banging sticks into the ground. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	The children mixed lard and bird seed together to decorate the tree. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	Birthday candle Forest School Style! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey
This little boy used a palm drill to make an elder bead, which he transformed into a necklace! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	These girls are balancing and swinging in between trees. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey	We encourage the children to play with sticks that are shorter than the length of their arms. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Parent and Toddler Classes

Willow plays a huge part in all of our lessons. The children love him! Willow's Forest School - Surrey

These guys have been friends since they were 2 years old. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

The children wash their hands in pairs by using clean running water using our high tech tippy tap Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Puppets made from natural resources. The children created their own puppet show. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Drilling holes to make a medal. A safety glove is worn on the non operating hand. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

This little girl is holding a worm correctly with a flat hand before she returns him to his natural habitat. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Sometimes the children make smores by squashing a marshmallow in between 2 biscuits. Yum! Willow's Forest School - Surrey

This little guy found Willow's underground house! Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Threading cheerios onto pipe cleaners is a simple way to feed the birds. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Yum...our very own Gruffalo cake! Willow's Forest School - Surrey

We welcome baby siblings but they must be wrapped up really well. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

We enjoy celebrating International Mud Day every year but this little one likes celebrating it every week Willow's Forest School - Surrey

One of the mum's reading a lovely story. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Using a mallet, calico and a fresh leaf, the children enjoy making pretty leaf prints. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

The children learn to weave with leaves and as their skills develop they will move onto willow weaving. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Whittling hazel sticks to make a mouse. Some children were very creative and made their mouse a nest. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Having a peaceful moment listening to the woodland sounds and watching the birds. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

The children created their own mouse using soggy leaves for the face, a conker for the nose, wooden circles for the eyes and sticks for whiskers. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

This duo made their own nest to sit in! They used pebbles for eggs. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

How proud is this little fella. What a wonderful crown. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Using a bow saw the children cut a piece of wood. Using a brace and bit, the children drilled a hole and then thread a leaf through the hole to make a miniature tree. Willow's Forest School - Surrey

Raking all the leaves up to make leaf mould. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Transporting water from a butt rather than a tap. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Toasting marshmallows at the end of the session. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Words fail us! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

We have great fun at Christmas time! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Playing hide and seek!! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

The children gathered lots of red leaves and made a huge poppy shape. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

In the colder months the children are offered a warm drink. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Toasting fresh figs and honey. Yum! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little girl and her mum are finding leaves to decorate a forest crown. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little dude loves rolling freely in the mud! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This is our lovely bunch of Preschool teachers. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Wow, the children made a rocket on fireworks day, by collecting loads of leaves, conkers and sticks. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

A mask made from a leaf. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

We get watery mud or crushed garlic leaves and we let the children paint using sticks as paint brushes. Usually the parents end up having a go! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

The children are preparing the garden before they throw seed bombs, to make a pretty meadow garden for the bees. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Angel wings on an Autumn day! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Using the charcoal we made, one of the mums drew our forest school! How amazing! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Baby siblings are welcome to attend our Pre-school classes Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Two forest school candles for 2 special boys...but one little boy could not resist joining in! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Hanging about in the woods. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Making lots of mud concoctions! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Taking some time out in our hammock. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

The children enjoyed smashing garlic leaves into paint. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little guy enjoyed seeing all the different creep crawlies under his log seat. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little girl is demonstrating the safety position when using a knife. The younger children use potato peelers. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

The children care for our hedgehogs by leaving out food and water for them. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little man chose to fill buckets of wood chip to deliver to the bug hotel. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Getting braver, balancing on the ropes! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Chilling in the woods with a story book. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Working as a team, these guys used a bow saw to cut wood. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

The children made their own fairy garden. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

We discussed the colours, textures and sizes of many leaves. The children know to use the leaves on the ground and not those attached to trees. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Just by getting some rope and an old pallet, this child is having so much fun with her Mummy. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

These guys are dressed perfectly for wet day at Willow's Forest School. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Collecting snappy sticks for our fire. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little girl is carefully walking with a log, she is helping to make a home for our hedgehog family. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Bow and arrows made from fresh willow and paracord. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Watering our potatoes. Each site is having a potato competition, who can grown the most, who can grow the largest etc!! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Having a tea party with the woodland fairies! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little guy loves looking for bugs and knows to return them to their habitat carefully. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Our weekly task of filling up the bird feeders. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

These guys are managing their own danger and balancing carefully on wobbly logs. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

The children found a Y shaped stick and then threaded beads and buttons to make a musical instrument. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little girl is using different colour wool to decorate her stick. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Every week the children bring in used teabags, egg shells, veg and fruit scraps and loo roll tubes to compost! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Demonstrating the safety position, this little girl is making an elder bead with a palm drill. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

The children sowed seeds and made a garden for the bees. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little boy made a fence by banging sticks into the ground. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

The children mixed lard and bird seed together to decorate the tree. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

Birthday candle Forest School Style! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

This little boy used a palm drill to make an elder bead, which he transformed into a necklace! Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

These girls are balancing and swinging in between trees. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey

We encourage the children to play with sticks that are shorter than the length of their arms. Willow’s Forest School, Surrey