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Completed my Level 3 Forest School Leader training with Ignite and I could not have loved it more. It was thorough, the team are so approachable and helpful and I would do it all over again if I could!
Truly wonderful company that really do inspire practitioners to facilitate and get involved with outdoor learning and forest school. Thank you 💚
My Level 3 Forest School leader training was exceptional - the support throughout the whole process was amazing and I learnt so much and had tonnes of fun too!
I absolutely loved doing the Forest school level 3 training. Whilst I was already providing outdoor sessions for the local community this course gave me the skills, information and confidence I needed to become so much more. Everyone at ignite are fantastic, genuinely lovely people, approachable and helpful. I wouldn't do my outdoor training with anybody else. 5 stars from me!
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