Designed for children who have outgrown traditional daycare or need more than a typical preschool.

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Children spend their days outside, moving, exploring, building, and solving real problems in nature. Activities include building structures, learning basic bushcraft skills, practicing outdoor safety and survival skills, and engaging in hands-on projects that grow with their interests.

Learning happens naturally, without long indoor routines, or rigid schedules.

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Children develop skills by actually doing the work:

• Confidence and resilience by planning, building, adjusting ideas, and seeing projects through

• Social skills by working together, sharing roles, and solving problems as a group

• Early literacy, numeracy, and life skills by measuring, counting, drawing plans, storytelling, and explaining ideas

Projects are child-driven, often involving building forts or shelters, gathering materials, inventing ideas, and imaginative play that continues and grows over time.

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Our program is child-led, emergent, and place-based, guided by experienced educators who create fun, active, and balanced days that blend adventure, focus, and calm.