BETH DICKEN-JONES

• Continuing to manage and rewild 12.59 acres of land
• This involves liaison with other interested organisations, hosting meetings of national Woodland Trust representatives and volunteers and forward planning
• Hosted meetings of national Woodland Trust representatives, volunteers (tree and wildflower seed planting)
• Provided nest box which saw breeding pair of barn owls successfully raise three offspring
• Taught groups of primary age schoolchildren on site in welcoming classroom, decorated and furnished with upcycled items
• Taught Y5 on site with The Venturists

• Continue to be both course and campus representatives, having earnt ongoing trust of over 1000 students
• Roles involve regular meetings where views of Wildlife Media Year 2 are put forward, adding own opinions, as well as learning from other representatives

• Company Overview: Youth arts charity in Keighley, West Yorkshire
• This involves being punctual to meetings and managing ideas that come up during those meetings as well as overseeing financial transparency and running of organisation
• It has enabled problem solving and identifying where things need amending as well as developing relations with Trustees team

• Gaining broad range of practical skills
• Practical tasks included: Establishing and managing range of different plants including trees and shrubs, learning about improving habitats for wildlife living on site and improving wildlife ID skills
• Co-led classes of primary aged pupils
• Built good relationships with staff team

Currently appointed as ambassador having completed 1 month of virtual work experience.

Was 'inspirational speaker' to 2 classes of 30. Educating Year 5 primary school children on pollination, improving their world around them with tangible steps rather than doom and gloom.

In addition to weekly training sessions, attending events to offer First Aid, which provided vital experience of making decisions under pressure