Tag: nature
A taste for adventure
Outdoor adventure and residential activities are not a luxury—they are an essential part of learning and development, says Sean Day.
Outdoor activities teach essential skills,...
Natural play
Play is the foundation of a happy, healthy childhood, writes Sam Williams.
In its truest expression it is a self-directed, open-ended exploration of the world....
Building life skills through nature
Jon Muspratt on activities that foster problem-solving, teamwork, resilience, and independence.
Our natural surroundings encourage exploration and creativity in ways that traditional classroom settings cannot...
Outdoor learning in practice
Primary teacher Adam Harvey is passionate about outdoor learning for students with special educational needs.
Nature can be calm and sensory-rich. It can support emotional...
Successful day trips for all
With careful preparation and a positive attitude, you can create memorable outings that cater to the unique requirements of each child, writes Vicky Green.
A...
The great outdoors
The textures, smells, colours, and sounds of the outdoors are all there, waiting to be explored, write Suzi Hoskins and Claire Abercrombie.
If you're considering...
Playgrounds inspired by nature
Incorporating nature into school playgrounds offers a multitude of benefits for children's physical, mental, and emotional development, writes Alexandra Cook.
In an age dominated by...
Successful sensory walks
It’s a great way to relax, keep fit and get in touch with nature, writes Jess Wilkinson.
Sensory walks can help people with sight and...
Wellbeing and autism
James Beale on how people with autism experience nature-based exercise (NBEX)
Physical activity is good for us. It has physical and psychological benefits. Nature can...
Out and about with students
Matilda Miles on enriching students' lives in the natural environment.
Learning Outside the Classroom (LOtC) is about getting children and young people out and about,...
