Children today often spend more time indoors than ever before, but research shows that outdoor, nature-rich experiences are essential to healthy development. Nature-based play provides children with opportunities to:

• Build physical strength and coordination through climbing, running, balancing, and digging.
• Develop creativity and imagination as they transform sticks, stones, and leaves into tools, art, and stories.
• Strengthen problem-solving and resilience by taking risks, navigating challenges, and experimenting with ideas.
• Nurture social and emotional growth through cooperative play, shared discoveries, and moments of wonder.
• Foster a lifelong respect for the environment by building a direct connection with the earth, plants, and animals.



Our outdoor spaces are designed to encourage exploration, with climbing structures, mud kitchens, gardens, music walls, and a small community garden area filled with native plants and vegetables. Here, children can:

• Engage in open-ended play using natural materials like logs, sand, water, and stones.
• Participate in seasonal gardening and harvesting, experiencing firsthand the cycles of growth.
• Explore outdoor classroom that extends our indoor learning into the natural environment.
• Enjoy the freedom to create, take risks, and discover at their own pace.