Everyone Out Nature School Open Afternoon
Everyone Out is starting an exciting new one day a week Nature School for 5 to 12 year olds in Term 1 2020. We are holding an open afternoon to give you and your tamariki a sneak peek of what we will be offering.
Location
GirlGuiding Center at 44 Silverstream Rd, Crofton Downs.
Date & Time
Thu, Nov 14 2019, 3:30PM - 5:00PM
Our Nature School allows children the time to engage deeply in their play and learning in a beautiful natural environment. Would you love to give your child the freedom to engage in authentic, self-directed play based learning in nature? Maybe you would like to help your child develop greater confidence, resilience or social connections with other children?
Come along for a fun afternoon with Rachel (Programme Manager) and Daphne (Lead Educator). Hear about what the programme will provide, take a tour of the venue and check out some of the activities your child may get up to at the Everyone Out Nature School.
Drop Rachel an email at rachel@everyoneout.co.nz to register your interest
Also check out our shiny new website www.everyoneout.co.nz... for more information about the programmes we run.
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