Show Notes
Been thinking a bit deeper about the 'long-term' aspect of Forest School and what that really means...
"There are many benefits of Forest School being a long term programme... but a question I've been exploring lately is, how important is it for the location and the individuals within a group of participants to remain the same over that long-term period?"
Want to read the blog post while you listen? Head to.... https://www.forestschooled.com/post/2017/07/23/the-forest-school-formula-exploring-what-long-term-really-means
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