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£7m Bryntysilio Redevelopment Approved, Opening Outdoor Learning Opportunities for Thousands More People Bryntysilio Outdoor Education Centre has welcomed Denbighshire County Council’s decision to grant planning permission for a £7 million refurbishment of its historic 12-acre site, paving the way for thousands more people to benefit from outdoor learning, wellbeing and community programmes. The centre is … Read more
Deputy Head of Centre | Bryntysilio Outdoor Education Centre, Llangollen | £42,000, permanent, full-time Brynty is an outdoor education centre in Llangollen, run by the charity Outdoor Learning Llangollen CIO. We use wild spaces, adventure and our 12-acre estate to help young people and adults build confidence and social connections through new skills and experiences. … Read more
8 Tips for Supporting Neurodivergent Participants on Outdoor Adventures Outdoor adventure can be a powerful tool for building confidence, resilience, independence, and social connection. However, for many neurodivergent participants, the difference between a positive experience and a stressful one often comes down to how activities are planned and delivered. Drawing on our experience at Bryntysilio, … Read more
In the 2025-26 funding cycle, we were awarded a project to develop entrepreneurial skills for Key Stage 4 pupils in Denbighshire. At the core of the project was giving these young people the opportunity to see that they are more capable than they might realise. Of course, we use outdoor activities as a metaphor for … Read more
In 2024-25, we were awarded a project to work with individuals out of work, education, training, or employment to help them on their journey to becoming more economically active. A time full of exciting adventures that made me more aware of who I am and my needs. An amazing supportive network of people annonyous participant … Read more
In 2024, as part of the UK Government’s initiative to improve mathematical confidence, Brynty was awarded funding to run an archery- and bushcraft-based programme. Video: Peer-reviewed journal with the results can be found here: In review!
From 2025 onwards, we have developed a programme for the Department for Work and Pensions to help their customers on their journey to becoming employed.