Forest education

Learning is not limited to four walls

The forest, the garden and the outdoor classrooms are living learning spaces that feed children's sense of curiosity.

Our campus is designed so that children can learn freely both indoors and outdoors. Work done outdoors supports movement, risk-taking, exploring and interaction with nature.

The garden is a classroom on the earth

The garden is a classroom on the earth where children run and play, climb trees, make mud cakes and, by getting dirty, meet their need for fresh air and contact with the soil.

Our campus lies among hundreds of trees and is supported by the forest areas neighbouring the school.

What is the Forest School?

We are learning the language of nature

An insect hotel, garden signs and children's drawings hung on the wall: corners that tell us how to love and protect nature.

What forest education gives the child

Builds a strong bond with nature; supports self-confidence, creativity and exploration skills.
Develops movement, balance and coordination.
Lays the foundation for curiosity, asking questions and critical thinking.
Builds respect for living things and ecological awareness.