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Projects
Each project reflects the unique interests and ideas of our students, guided by their curiosity and love for discovery. From building natural habitats to creating eco-art, documenting wildlife, or exploring sustainability, our projects are hands-on experiences that integrate multiple subjects like science, art, and literacy. Through these projects, children develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a deeper connection to their environment.
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Browse through our projects to see how our children's creativity and collaboration come to life, see our documentation and get inspired by the innovative ways we bring learning outdoors!
Bug Hotel
This hands-on project helped the children learn about insect habitats, the importance of biodiversity, and how bugs contribute to a healthy ecosystem—all while fostering creativity and teamwork in the great outdoors!
Paper Cycles
In the Paper Cycles project, we learnt about sustainability and the life cycle of paper by exploring the process of recycling and reusing. This hands-on project taught us the importance of reducing waste, recycling materials, and respecting the environment!
From Interest to Exhibition
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Translating Movement
We used spinning game pieces to create dynamic, colourful artwork. By exploring motion and paint, the children experimented with different patterns & shapes.
Following the Movement of Paint
The Pendulum Experiment
Fairy Garden
In the Fairy Garden project, children tapped into their imagination to design and create whimsical mini gardens for nature’s magical creatures. Using natural materials like stones, moss, flowers, and twigs. This project encouraged creativity, storytelling, and a deeper connection to the natural environment.
In the Centre of the Ocean
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Earth Ship
'Running out of time'.
The children created and illustrated their own story about an eco-friendly Earth Ship. Together, they explored creativity, storytelling, and urgent environmental themes.
Recycled Paper Process
What began as practicing scissor skills evolved into a full recycled paper-making process. Have a look to see the full process and their creative results!
