We recently celebrated our forest school community with our Second Annual Community Celebration (this would have been our fifth if it...

We're celebrating International Literacy Day this week at Wildlings. You may wonder what Forest School has to do with something as...

When we say that child’s play is the work of the child, or, that child’s play IS learning, we really mean it. Here’s why. Does your child...

The Reggio Emilia ethos has found its way into a number of preschools in Singapore and has proven to be wildly popular. A long time ago...

“Can we play?” is possibly a question we hear most from children. Play is the most natural thing for children. They find joy in play...

Whilst we're all doing our part to keep a safe distance yet keep life as healthy, and normal, as possible for our families, you may find...

There are patterns all around us. An understanding of patterns (visual patterns and patterns of behaviour for example) helps children to...

The Japanese Art of Leaf and Flower Bashing Hapa Zome is the name of the Japanese art of leaf and flower bashing to extract the colours...

We embarked on our first ever Forest School holiday programme on Tuesday 6th August. Over the following five weeks we connected with...

We've been away for four weeks touring the UK and looking for inspiration for our environmental education and Forest School programmes...

After a successful six months of pilot programmes it was time to open our sessions to new learners keen on nature education, learning in...

Risky play was part of my childhood, skateboarding, roaming free and unsupervised with friends in the park and woods behind our house. We...

The wild world isn’t on our doorsteps anymore, and I’m not talking about the local manicured park which inspires path-walking and ‘look...