Public Forest School
The Jungle NI
The outdoor environment is an amazing classroom. Children learn best when challenged and interested; their self-esteem grows and they interact better with others. At the Jungle Forest School, our highly trained and skilled Forest School Leaders will work with children to allow them to explore the outdoors with appropriate support; giving children the time and space to develop a deep connection with nature.
During the session participants will be getting hands-on experiences in a safe environment e.g. using tools, building dens, lighting fires, craft activities (making natural paints), tree climbing and much more.
Sessions: 10.00am, 1.00pm and 3.00pm.
90 minute sessions
Suitability: 3-14 Yrs
- Children and families
- Education/training
- Sport/recreation
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Location
60 Desertmartin Road,
Moneymore
BT45 7RB
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Book online www.thejungleni.com/event/forest-school-public/
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Public Forest School
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