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Benefits of Forest School

"The outdoors is not just a space to play, but a dynamic classroom that fosters creativity, critical thinking, and emotional well-being. Learning without walls helps children develop resilience, problem-solving skills, and a deeper connection to the world around them." — Dr. Louv, Author of Last Child in the Woods and advocate for nature-based learning

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Nature Appreciation

Forest school:

  • Increases understanding of and appreciation for nature.

  • Augments ecological literacy.

  • Creates sustainable and healthy communities.

  • Lays the foundation for a lifetime of environmental advocacy and conservation efforts.

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Health & Wellness

Forest school:

  • Improves environmental, physical, emotional and mental health while developing fine and gross motor skills.

  • Accommodates multiple learning styles.

  • Affordable and community-enhancing way to deal with school/childcare space issues.

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Learning

Forest school:

  • Encourages problem-solving skills and improves communication skills.

  • Creates engaged and passionate learners.

  • Supports creative and imaginative thinking.

  • Empowers learners.

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© 2022 by Langley Forest School
 

We would like to acknowledge that we gather and learn within the traditional, ancestral and unceded territories of the Matsqui, Kwantlen, Katzie, and Semiahmoo First Nations, and home to the Fraser Valley and Waceya Metis Chartered Communities. 

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