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English Children Want to Get Out Into Nature – but Have Rarely Been There
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Three out of four English children would choose a new science subject at school, a survey has shown. At the same time, a majority of the same children say they have never camped or climbed a tree. The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall runs a gardening, farming and nature education centre. In August 2026, the farm commissioned research firm Walr to ask 1,004 parent-child pairs in England, with children aged between 11 and 14, from every region …
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