Unit Award Scheme

119206 AN INTRODUCTION TO WILDING IN SCHOOL GROUNDS

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

shown knowledge of

1how local wildlife is faring, according to the appropriate 'State of Nature Report’Summary sheet
2three reasons why it is important to actively conserve and enhance wildlife and wild placesStudent completed work
3four broad habitat types, eg grassland/meadow, scrub, hedgerow and wetlandsSummary sheet

demonstrated the ability to

4explain the need to reduce or eradicate the use of pesticides and herbicidesSummary sheet
5write a short management plan for a school site that considers both the learning and ecological value of the siteStudent completed work

shown knowledge of

6three management techniques beneficial to wildlife with respect to trees and hedgerowsStudent completed work
7three management techniques beneficial to wildlife with respect to grasslands and meadowsStudent completed work
8different interpretations of the word ‘wilding’ and its application in school groundsStudent completed work
9the importance of engaging with the school community and communicating how and why tasks are carried out.Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 16 June 2023Level - Level Two