CORONAVIRUS - NOTICE TO ALL STAFF, LEARNERS, PARENTS AND VISITORS
Hill Holt Wood & Norton Big Wood - Following the latest guidance from the Government urging everyone to stay at home, we have made the decision to CLOSE our woodlands to the public until further notice. This includes closure of our Hive Café. We will continue to serve our community as best we can during the pandemic but do not want to risk anyone becoming unwell. Thank you for your continued support, we will update you when these circumstances change.
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Please follow the link below for more information on COVID-19 and how to protect yourselves and others
Your Woodland Community
Upcoming Events
A-Maze In Nature
Now - September 2020
Monday : 11am - 2pm
Friday : 11am - 2pm
Hill Holt Health are proud to announce the grand opening of the 'A-Maze In Nature' project. Running from March - September 2020, situated in our ancient woodland site at Norton Big Wood, we will be constructing a Labyrinth incorporating Woodland Furniture and a wealth of flora and fauna into the design (see poster, right).
We offer free transport around Lincoln and Newark for participants, please contact us for more information.
Get Involved:
If you would like to learn more about the project or you're looking to participate, please get in touch by emailing or alternatively call us on 01636 892 863. Whether it's for 1 day or 30 weeks, we would love to have you involved! You can also follow our blog for weekly updates by clicking the link below.
North Kesteven Walking Festival
July 11th - 25th
Steeped with picturesque villages, medieval churches, thriving landscapes scattered in history and rich in wildlife, North Kesteven is favoured by many for exploration and outdoor adventures.
The North Kesteven Walking Festival is a celebration of the countless walking opportunities available within the distruct and we want you to celebrate with us too!
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"Hill Holt Wood brings people from all walks of life together. At the heart of this community is a shared appreciation for the beauty of nature"
Funded Project
Our Bright Future
Growing Up Green is part of Our Bright Future, a £33 million programme funded by the National Lottery Community Fund and run by a consortium of eight organisations which is led by The Wildlife Trusts. Our Bright Future aims to tackle three big challenges facing society today – a lack of social cohesion, a lack of opportunities for young people and vulnerability to climate change.
Partnership Working
