Nature play

This group aims to promote independence, social connection, and exploration in the great outdoors.

Date and times

Group 1: Wednesday, 29 January
10am to 12pm
Group 2: Wednesday, 29 January
1pm to 3pm

Everything your child needs to develop their skills is readily available in the bush.

Nature Play is all about connecting with nature, having fun outdoors, and learning through play alongside others.  Come and be supported in learning about the simple, fun & beneficial play that can happen in a natural bush session.

Each day in the bush is different. We are often guided to particular activities dependent on the weather.

Learning outcomes could include:

  • Fostering your child’s independence as they discover how to engage with the environment and develop essential self-help skills.
  • Fostering connections among peers as they engage in group activities and outdoor adventures – allowing for shared experience and opportunities for new friendships.
  • Learning and exploring through adventure, guided by the weather and the ever-changing natural surroundings.

Activities might include:

  • Making mud pies
  • Building with natural materials
  • Slowing down to investigate & enjoy small wonders
  • Climbing rocks, nature art and craft
  • Learning about textures
Program overview

Nature Play is a 2-hour face-to-face program for Families of children with disability, developmental delays or concerns about their development aged 0-8.
We offer a maximum of 8 spots for this group (+ siblings)
Siblings who are not NDIS recipients are welcome to attend for free.

The program will go ahead, rain or shine, and will only be cancelled if there is an extreme weather event. Please dress appropriately for the weather; wear hats and sunscreen if it is sunny, and wear raincoats and gumboots for rain.

When

Held termly during the school holidays.
Parents must stay on-site during the session. Parents/carers are warmly welcome to participate.

Where

Wolli Creek Regional Park – Girrahween Picnic Area – Wolli Creek
On the land of the Bidjigal people (River Flat Clan) of the Eora Nation. Parents and child/children will need to make their way there.

Cost

$226
Full payment is required. Missing the session cannot be refunded. Cancellation as per the service agreement.
The cost of the program can be covered using:

  • NDIS funding
  • Private Payment

Siblings who are not NDIS recipients are very welcome to attend as well (for free)

Register now- choose the program start time that works best for you


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