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We’re an educational movement for children and young people, designed to develop self-confidence and activity in society, with the aim of building a world based on equality, peace, social justice and co-operation. We operate in England, Scotland and Wales.
Woodcraft Folk groups meet weekly, enjoying a varied programme including games, drama, craftwork and singing, as well as following an educational programme based on our aims and principles. Hiking, hostelling and camping are also undertaken at weekends or during school holidays.
It’s co-operative. We encourage children and young people to work together to share their skills and enthusiasm.
It believes in equal opportunities and access for all its members. This means being able to discuss and challenge discrimination.
It is open to people of any religion or none.
It aims to empower young people to make decisions themselves and to take an active part in the world about them.
It is dedicated to the building of a more peaceful future.
It promotes an understanding of the need to protect our environment and the use of the world’s resources.
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