Why Early Years Outdoor Learning Is So Important For Kids
Why early years outdoor learning is so important for kids and how it can benefit them in the long run, with tips for educators.
Forest School Planner: Get Organised!
I’ve been wanting to share this with you but it’s taken ages to put together in a format that I think makes it useful for other people. We’ve been using a PDF forest school planner for sessions, student lists, to do lists, notes, reflections on professional development and more. It’s a simple way of effectively…
Free Desktop Wallpapers
Download these free desktop wallpaper for educators to help organise your desktop icons into groups.
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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!
How to Create Forest School Risk Assessments
There are three types of risk assessment you should do for your Forest School: site, activity and daily. You’ll need to create a document for each (or you could just use our template documents – the ones we use for our setting). Enter your email address below to grab the risk assessment templates in Word…
