Tag: learning outside the classroom

Schools can use outdoor play areas to foster learning, improve behaviour and promote inclusion, writes Sam Flatman



Something’s blooming in our school gardens and it looks a lot like education, writes Becky Pinniger

Beth Swait explains why learning outdoors is becoming so popular for children with SEN

Nick Russell examines the power of outdoor activities to inspire children and bring them together

Outdoor activities can have a positive impact that lasts a lifetime, writes Justin Farnan

Robin Sheehan describes how troubled children can find the strength to confront their difficulties in the wilderness

Andy Mulholland finds inspiration and inclusion in his school's local woods

Colin MacAdam explains how creative outdoor play environments can support learning and promote wellbeing for all

Learning outside the classroom is a great way of helping pupils with SEN to reach their potential, and Ofsted are rather keen on it too, says Elaine Skates