When children have the opportunity to have play-based experiential outdoor education with peers their age, they can receive the benefits of being in nature.

 
"When children engage in outdoor play, they not only nurture their mental well-being but also develop a profound sense of self, finding solace and inspiration in nature. It provides unique opportunities for learning, including the development of physical literacy and spatial knowledge."

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- Rachel Ramsden, PhD and Dr. Mariana Brussoni, Associate Professor, the School of Population and Public Health UBC

We have noticed that families often face challenges in accessing and experiencing nature together, leading to a sense of disconnection and disinterest in natural spaces. This is why at Oak Wisdom Learning we strive to provide outdoor programs for children. While doing this we continue to witness a remarkable transformation as our children evolve from timid, hesitant observers to enthusiastic confident explorers eager to immerse themselves in the wonders of the outdoors.