The bond built with nature

Children who build a bond with nature grow up more resilient, more creative and more self-confident.

Time spent in nature helps children focus their attention, reduces stress and increases self-discipline, which in turn improves learning. Forest school children tend to be more resilient, emotionally stronger and more persistent.

Playing on the seesaw in the garden

Nature as a way of life

In nature, children climb, get dirty, try and try again. These experiences support getting to know oneself, working together and preparing for life.

Wooden huts, log seats and a wooden horse sculpture at the forest school
Giant insect sculpture made of logs and branches on a forest path
“Children have hundreds of different ways of thinking and learning.”
Serpil Orman Okulları · “The Hundred Languages of Children” approach
  • Academic improvement: attention is focused and learning improves.
  • Creativity and problem solving: learning the way to a solution, not just the answer.
  • Personality traits and resilience: enterprising, flexible, independent children who take responsibility.
  • Adaptability: a nature that changes every day makes it easier to adapt to different situations.

Children growing up with nature

Forest school children tend to be more resilient, creative and self-confident.

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