Tag Archives: Forest School

Bog lessons

Posted on April 16, 2015 by Vicki Balaam

The boundary was set and agreed and gradually the children gained knowledge of each area until they were free to roam across the whole site as long as they remained within the boundary. They understood why boundaries were important as … Continue reading →

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Inspired by Hobbledown – small worlds and benefits of risk!

Posted on March 29, 2015 by Vicki Balaam

After going to Hobbledown for a birthday party, we came home and set about making our own small world version.  If you have never gone to Hobbledown, go! It’s near Epsom/Chessington: http://www.hobbledown.com It is wonderful being in an adventure park … Continue reading →

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I really like Forest School!

Posted on March 27, 2015 by Vicki Balaam

“I really like Forest School because we always play fun games and have adventures. I like climbing trees and exploring.  Sometimes we even play in the dark and play the “Owl Game” … it’s like “Hide and Seek” but some … Continue reading →

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Patiently clinging!

Posted on March 27, 2015 by Vicki Balaam

I’m just waiting for the final bits of permission to use the woods I have my heart set on.  Sometimes waiting can be so hard, but I’m clinging on, a bit like my little “koala” here! :o)

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Beginning my Forest School adventure!

Posted on March 26, 2015 by Vicki Balaam

I am coming to the end of a very intense year, where my life and working practice has completely changed! I am near to achieving my Forest School Leader qualification, as I am swopping heated dance studios and international touring … Continue reading →

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