![]() ![]() ‘Through trial and error they learn to deal with failure and develop the resilience to keep trying: a vital skill in the classroom as well as outside.’įorest school ties in with many areas of the National Curriculum. ‘They’re learning to be self-sufficient and take care of themselves, which boosts their confidence and self-esteem,’ Peter explains. ‘It’s very physical so it encourages children to be active, with lots of activities to develop both fine and gross motor skills,’ Jane says.Ĭhildren learn to assess, appreciate and take risks, making sensible, informed decisions about how to tackle the activities and experiences they encounter. ![]() ![]() Forest school helps children develop many skills that are hard to teach in the classroom. ![]()
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