Forest School Leader Corner: Listen, Read, Watch [January 2022]
What have we been reading, watching and listening to recently? Find out our top picks for your downtime with these curated resources about forest school.
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About our authors
Hello! We’re forest school practitioners who write for the web to share what we know. Scroll down to review our content archive of useful articles. We are also parents. Read more about Elizabeth and Jon Borley.
Outdoor Leaders Survey 2022
What’s it like being in outdoor education at the moment? We wanted to find out more about what the situation is for Forest School practitioners and those working with groups of children to bring nature to the classroom in all the different ways that happens. Sylva Foundation did a survey of practitioners in 2018 but…
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Forest School Leader Corner: Listen, Read, Watch [December 2021]
Has winter arrived properly where you are? We’ve got our hats, gloves and warm clothes at the ready. Here’s what we’ve been reading, watching and listening to this month. Listen Children of the Forest has a podcast about their very active forest school and their experiences. There is some swearing so it is probably NSFW….
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Forest School Leader Corner: Listen, Read, Watch [November 2021]
Here’s what we’ve been watching, reading and listening to this month – our round up of the best resources for forest school practitioners this month!
A Tree is a Home (Book Review)
A Tree is a Home is a beautifully told and illustrated picture book for older children.
Forest Magic (Book Review)
Learn more about this beautifully illustrated guide to the forest for small people. Packed with facts about the world outside, it’s a great read for taking outdoors.
