Research and analysis

Using a forest environment for pre-school children

Ofsted good practice example showing how Fleetwood’s Charity Pre-school Group uses the forest school environment.

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Ofsted
Published
8 February 2012

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Fleetwoods Charity Preschool Group - Good practice example.doc

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This example show how Fleetwood’s Charity Pre-school Group uses the forest school environment to provide a thrilling and inspiring environment for children to explore and take risks. Children thrive in this inclusive, exciting and stimulating setting, because practitioners focus their attention upon their unique and individual needs. They are healthy and safe and develop superb skills for the future.

Published 8 February 2012