We are an approved provider of alternative education and can accept pre-16 learners onto our course. The course runs during school term times and progresses through a range of AQA units meaning that learners can stay with us for 1, 2 or 3 terms. We can usually accept applicants at any time of year and are happy to set up a trial on request.
What we cover (among other topics):
- Woodland management
- Hedgerow maintenance
- Measuring out a pitch
- Site inspections
- Preparing the pitch for a football game
- Bushcraft
- Interacting with the public
Interested? Follow this link to apply online today.
Morden Urban Rangers
Aged 11-24? Be a vital part of creating a community hub where local people can build a connection with wildlife. Work as a team to carry out conservation projects in the park; making it a place where wildlife thrives and communities can share special moments together.
The Urban Rangers have ownership of projects from start to finish, meaning that you will gain project management skills as well as learning practical conservation techniques. You can choose a role within the project team, for example marketing lead or wildlife expert, and develop your skills in this area. We will provide you with all the support you need, including a small budget to finance the project and training and advice from National Trust staff and our partners.
Now is a great time to join as we will complete our Community Wildlife Garden Project in early 2018, meaning we take on new, exciting projects in other areas of the park. Make sure to visit the overflow car park next time you visit to check out all the habitats we have created there.
We have young people join our team for many different reasons and no previous experience is needed. Check the most recent newsletter to keep updated:
Morden Hall Park GAP newsletter Dec 2017 (PDF / 1.8MB) download
