Foundation Phase Outdoor Learning Handbook
Foundation Phase Outdoor Learning Handbook The Forest School approach to children’s development and learning complements the Foundation Phase pedagogy. A number of settings/schools have developed their own Forest School areas, while others visit designated areas in the community. The sessions are led by a qualified forest school
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