We at SOuL wanted to share with our readers the transformative potential of outdoor learning. This last few weeks has been a busy and exciting time for us as we've been involved in some hugely rewarding projects at Haberdashers Askes,
Twyford and Dolphin Schools.
1. Canopy site at the beginning |
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2. Canopy supported centrally by the tree stump in picture 1. |
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1. Twyford school canopy area at the beginning |
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2.Completed Twyford canopy and log circle with table |
Places to go where I can create structure to my teaching, great activities that add real value to my students' learning and time to provide a meaningful learning experience (as well as my own time to adjust and adapt) is often all that teachers are looking for. Perfectly reasonable we think!
Thank you for sharing this inspiring post! I particularly loved the idea of starting small with rustic benches and log seating to make outdoor learning both accessible and budget-friendly. At Creative Recreational Systems, we focus on designing nature-friendly school playgrounds and seating that support flexible teaching spaces and community engagement. Looking forward to seeing more ideas like this!
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