Learning

Learning

School visit information and educational resources for primary, secondary and beyond.

Whatever your level of knowledge this resource will help you understand more about these streams and why they are so special.

Chilterns Chalk Streams provide an excellent opportunity to engage students in their local geography and history and to learn more about the living things that we share the landscape with. They also provide a real example of how climate change and human development are having an impact on the environment here in the UK right now. Use our curriculum-linked resources in the classroom, or book one of our educational visits to get your class learning outdoors.

These streams are also an outdoor laboratory – find out how citizen science and higher education research are increasing our understanding.

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Primary

Primary

Use our educational offerings to bring your classroom topics to life!

Secondary

Secondary

The School of Geography at Queen Mary, University of London and the Chilterns Chalk Streams Project have developed several educational...

Community groups

Community groups

Our education sessions can be adapted for uniformed groups (scouts, cubs, guides etc), adult community groups and home educators.

Trout in the classroom

Trout in the classroom

Follow the lifecycle of the brown trout   We are currently offering the ‘trout in the classroom’ project to a...

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“Our River” Films

Funded by Smarter Water Catchment Project the CCSP education team have produced a series of films with local schools.   This...

Research

Research

A huge amount of data exists on the Chilterns streams which may be of use to students, researchers and interested...

Educational Visits

The best way for children to understand a chalk stream is to get out and experience one.

The Chilterns Chalk Streams project is able to lead schools visits throughout the Chilterns. For full details of our activities please download our Schools Programme below, or contact our Education Officers Ceri Groves (South Chilterns: Wye,  Misbourne, Ewelme, and Hamble) or Laura Silverstone (North Chilterns: Chess, Gade, Bulbourne and Ver) 

Schools Programme

Get Involved

Join your local river group, campaign for your local river, join in with some practical conservation work or become a citizen scientist. Find out how you can get involved.

Learning

School visit information and educational resources for primary, secondary and beyond.