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Stour Valley Education Network (SVEN)

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The Stour Valley Educational Network (SVEN)'s key aims are to :  

  • Bring together outdoor education delivery groups within the Dedham Vale & Stour Valley; 
  • Undertake a consultation with local schools to establish their needs, aspirations, skills and awareness of education provisions available; 
  • to produce a directory of providers for schools; 
  • to run an Outdoor Learning Conference for primary teachers.  
There are currently 27 organisations involved who offer outdoor learning opportunities in either landscape, heritage, culture, biodiversity or recreation.

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