Forest schools are designed to be flexible and can accommodate a wide range of age groups, from early childhood through to adolescents. The activities and learning experiences are tailored to suit the developmental stages and interests of the participants, ensuring that each child benefits from the program in a meaningful way.
Forest school activities vary widely and are designed to engage children in hands-on learning experiences. Common activities include nature walks, building shelters, outdoor cooking, wildlife observation, creative arts and crafts using natural materials, team-building games, and basic bushcraft skills. These activities not only enhance practical skills but also foster creativity, teamwork, and a deeper connection with nature.
Safety is a top priority in all our forest school designs and programs. We conduct thorough site assessments to identify and mitigate potential hazards. Our staff are trained in outdoor first aid and risk management, and we implement strict safety protocols to ensure a secure learning environment. Additionally, children are supervised at all times during activities, and we educate them on safe practices and environmental awareness.