Courage, Compassion, Perseverance and Teamwork
Forest Activities and Outdoor Learning
How pupils benefit
Through taking part in these activities, pupils will benefit by:
- Improved social skills- it can be a less intimidating environment than the classroom setting, and provides many opportunities for teamwork
- Improved physical health - we include lots of physical activity
- Improved mental health and well being - being outside creates a positive mental attitude and a change in scenery improves focus when back in the classroom
- Increased creativity and problem solving through practical tasks
- Confidence improves - learning outside carries more risk and children learn to push their boundaries and become good at risk assessment
- Children become more caring and sensitive towards nature and show respect for their own environment and community setting.
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