WILD IN THE WOODS

Weekly group for Parents/carers and toddlers aged 18 months - 5 years old. Younger siblings welcome, adults and babes in arms are free.
This is a warm, friendly and nurturing group inspired by the Forest School ethos of child lead exploration and learning. It is a special time to be in the woods with your child making new friends whist connecting to nature and having lots of fun.
Following a similar format each week with the ritual of joining at the circle to light the fire together, to having a story and songs around it at the end with a tasty snack we've cooked, brings a grounded sense of familiarity and calm were the children learn to be safe and the ancient practice of being together in the woods. From here they are free to go off to explore the activities and the woods!
What we get up to....
We make natural seasonal crafts and cook healthy snacks over the fire, play in the mud kitchen, go on adventures, forage, bug hunt, have a story around the fire, We go on Nature walks, sing songs, learn about wildlife, the seasons, the weather and how to care for nature and each other. make music have lots of free play and use our imaginations! Phew!

Quote from a mum " As soon as I arrive at woodland Playgroup in the woods I feel more relaxed, it is calming and the children can just play"
Concessions considered for low income families please do not hesitate to contact Laura for a reduced rate.
Allergies catered for.
Lead by Laura who is a trained Forest School Practitioner. She has over 8 years experience leading groups of children of all ages and adults in the woods. She loves her job especially being creative with woodland crafts, cooking over the fire and seeing how children grow in confidence, she is kind, patient and fun. She has an up to date DBS, relevant insurance for Forest School/outdoor activities and holds a First Aid certificate. You will be given health and safety guidelines for activities however, you need to be responsible for your child in the woods.

You will be given health and safety guidelines for activities however, you need to be responsible for your child in the woods at all times.