Nature & Play Based Education
The We Are Nature Network offers both in-person and at-home nature & play based curriculums.
Our education programs are created by our team of Early Childhood Educators.
We prioritise Imagination, Creativity, Wonder & Curiosity.
We believe these are the essential ingredients necessary to enrich early childhood development.
And where better to find these ingredients than in the natural world?
Our goal is to get as many children outside in nature as possible!
A six-week journey for mothers seeking to deepen their wisdom, intuition, and presence in motherhood. Rooted in the understanding that the mother is the first teacher, we explore how wisdom is cultivated—not just through knowledge, but through lived experience, deep listening, and trust in one’s own inner guidance.
In-Person Programs
Our wonderful team of educators have thoughtfully designed education
programs that cater to children of all ages. With their guidance, you can
explore ways of learning that will spark your child's curiosity in nature and nourish a connection to Mother Earth.
At-Home Programs
Nurture your child's natural learning journey by embracing storytelling, art, yoga, mindfulness, music, recipes, and emotional intelligence - from your own backyard. Our play-based nature education program is designed to empower your family to learn, create, and play in harmony with nature.
Our network.
We are a network of women and children who believe in the power of nature as a teacher. Our programs, courses, and workshops follow a play-based and self-directed learning approach, upholding creativity, awe, and wonder as our core values. We give children the freedom to explore and develop their autonomy in a safe and supportive environment. Our educators bring their unique gifts and perspectives to their programs while sharing our shared philosophy and values.
“Each of us must come to care about everyone else’s children. We must recognise that the well-being of our own children is intimately linked to the well-being of all other people’s children.”
- Lillian Katz