Wildlings All Day Adventure

This is all part of the magical nature play and forest schooling offered by The Wildlings Forest School. Discover more than 20 school holiday programs available across their Brisbane and Sunshine Coast locations this school holidays.

This unique full day school holiday adventure includes:

Our full-day sessions will ALL include:

• cubby making materials including ropes, tarps, mallets & an abundance of natural resources

• supervised use of hand tools including saws, drills, pliers, secateurs & hammers

• whittling, using Opinel folding knives, to carve weapons and tools from invasive species such as Chinese Elm or Ochna

• dedicated resources and space for crafting for imaginative play

• a mud kitchen including an array of pots, pans, shovels & nets to explore the creek and cook up a storm

• an additional theme/ lens with associated resources, which will guide the day & provide a base plate for children to imagine and create from

📍 Wildlings Forest School, Moorfields Street, Fig Tree Pocket QLD, Australia

1. What to bring: Food, Water, Hat, Long lightweight pants to minimise the risk of bites and scratches, closed in shoes (we recommend aqua shoes, gumboots or canvas shoes they’re happy to get wet and muddy), sleeved shirt (no singlets), togs and towel, a spare change of clothes, wet bag to put wet clothes in, sunscreen, bug repellent, rain gear (if wet weather is expected)
2. What exactly do the children do: Forest School provides children the time, space and tools to develop hands-on learning experiences in a completely natural setting. It’s a long term program that supports the holistic development of children through play, exploration and supported “risk taking” – such as using hand tools and climbing trees. The learning environment is completely guided by children and observed by the Forest School Leader.
3. Do parents need to attend: If your child is seven (7) years old or older you are welcome to drop them off for their School Holiday Program. Children under seven (7) will require the active supervision of a parent or guardian