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    Brodick Castle offers 600 years of history. Though the priority is to ensure that pupils increase their knowledge and understanding we also consider it important that the educational experience is an enjoyable one. We can tailor your visit to suit, Nursery to Tertiary Education. From Vikings to Victorians, we provide a unique opportunity to expand on the topics covered at various levels in the curriculum. A visit can be linked to the Countryside Centre and our team of Rangers for the complete environmental experience. The outdoor environment is varied with a fine collection of plants from all over the world and a wide variety of habitats ranging over seashore, freshwater ponds and burns, woodland, heathland, blanket bog and mountain areas. There is a wildlife garden, weather station, nature room and classroom, and, our very popular adventure playground. Brodick has a staff of Rangers and Education Guides who are used to dealing with school groups both on a formal and informal basis. For non- trust members there is a charge of £2 per pupil. To discuss your requirements contact us on 01770 830395
    News
    • - Beloved Beano characters say ‘tour Trust treasures’

      Dennis the Menace and Gnasher are calling on children from all over Scotland to get out and explore the National Trust for Scotland’s treasures this summer.  more>

    • - Search is on for Brodick bats and wildflowers

      A team of conservation experts will visit the National Trust for Scotland’s Brodick Castle on Arran in search of bats on Thursday 11 and Friday 12 June.  more>

    • - Trust awards for youngsters' green graft

      Young people who have devoted their time to conservation work with the National Trust for Scotland have been commended at an award ceremony in Edinburgh today.  more>

    • - Take to the hills with the Trust

      Conservation charity the National Trust for Scotland is encouraging Scotland to take to the hills this summer, with a brand new walking section on www.nts.org.uk. more>

    • - Time for teens to get green

      Sixteen and seventeen year olds who want to do their bit for the environment over the holidays in 2009 could still find a spot on a National Trust for Scotland’s Trailblazer camp.  more>

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