Confident learners aren’t born—they’re nurtured. When children feel safe and listened to, they’re more likely to try new things and bounce back from setbacks. Calm environments help them express themselves clearly, explore independently, and feel proud of their achievements.
Outdoor learning is nothing new. Children have been learning outdoors, using their developing bodies and minds to make sense of the world around them, for thousands of years.
You don’t need fancy recipes or complicated plans. Just a little variety, some colour on the plate, and a calm space to enjoy it all goes a long way. Because we know that when tamariki are well-nourished, they’re better able to learn, play, connect, and grow into their incredible potential.
Nature never fails to awe, entertain and inspire bright, curious minds. At Nature’s Point, we believe that children need regular nature time as an essential part of a rich childhood. From this belief stems our popular nature walk programme, but extends to many activities beyond just a walk.
Nature never fails to awe, entertain and inspire bright, curious minds. At Nature’s Point, we believe that children need regular nature time as an essential part of a rich childhood. From this belief stems our popular nature walk programme, but extends to many activities beyond just a walk.
Nature never fails to awe, entertain and inspire bright, curious minds. At Nature’s Point, we believe that children need regular nature time as an essential part of a rich childhood. From this belief stems our popular nature walk programme, but extends to many activities beyond just a walk.
Nature never fails to awe, entertain and inspire bright, curious minds. At Nature’s Point, we believe that children need regular nature time as an essential part of a rich childhood. From this belief stems our popular nature walk programme, but extends to many activities beyond just a walk.
Just in time for the holidays, the American Association of Pediatricians (AAP) has released an updated report about the best toys for childhood development – and there’s nary a screen or battery to be seen in their recommendations.
If the schedules and screens are making you feel like you’re losing track of or losing touch with your child, it’s time to simplify. The benefits of simplifying your child’s world are many. And it can make your life more fulfilling, too. Children flourish when they have the time and
Nature never fails to awe, entertain and inspire bright, curious minds. At Nature’s Point, we believe that children need regular nature time as an essential part of a rich childhood. From this belief stems our popular nature walk programme, but extends to many activities beyond just a walk.
Nature never fails to awe, entertain and inspire bright, curious minds. At Nature’s Point, we believe that children need regular nature time as an essential part of a rich childhood. From this belief stems our popular nature walk programme, but extends to many activities beyond just a walk.
Just in time for the holidays, the American Association of Pediatricians (AAP) has released an updated report about the best toys for childhood development – and there’s nary a screen or battery to be seen in their recommendations.
Nature never fails to awe, entertain and inspire bright, curious minds. At Nature’s Point, we believe that children need regular nature time as an essential part of a rich childhood. From this belief stems our popular nature walk programme, but extends to many activities beyond just a walk.
Whether your child becomes an artist or maestro, encouraging creative art activities are transformative in shaping young minds.
From improved concentration to higher emotional resilience and better mental and physical health, nature plays a critical role in the early childhood.
In today’s digital world, the outdoors tends to take a backseat to our busy lives but making it more of a priority has significant benefits for adults.
Every day out in the bush with the children brings up intriguing observations. On a recent adventure, observing the metamorphosis of a simple stick was fascinating.
Outdoor learning is nothing new. Children have been learning outdoors, using their developing bodies and minds to make sense of the world around them, for thousands of years.
Is our obsession with safety and providing sanitised spaces for children actually hindering their development? Let them fail, fall and feel their own way through and we might reverse a worrying trend, writes Rachael Sharman.
