OUR PROGRAMS

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Welcome to a learning journey rooted in nature!

Based in Montreal, our programs invite students, educators, and families to explore, grow, and connect through forest schooling, empathy education, and mindful practices.

Guided by experienced facilitators and Mother Nature— our programs nurture curiosity, creativity, and conscious communication. Here, authenticity is encouraged, and resilience takes root.

Join us in cultivating a future where learning is wild, wonder-filled, and deeply connected to the world around us.

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Weekly Forest School (Spring/Fall)

A weekly gathering in the woods for children ages 4–12.

Time to wander, observe, and play. Inquiry-based and seasonal, these sessions encourage resilience, adaptability, and a natural curiosity for the world around us.

Educators guide with a light touch, integrating mindfulness, somatic learning, and storytelling into each experience. Bilingual, with English as the main language of instruction.

Healthy snacks provided. Pick-up and drop-off at Parc Jeanne-Mance.

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Mornings on the Mountain

A magical forest school experience for curious, adventurous kids 3 and up.

Explore, create, and connect through guided adventures and free play—rain or shine.

9–11:30 AM. Small-group setting with limited spots.

Healthy snacks provided. Pick-up and drop-off at Parc Jeanne-Mance.

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Children balancing on a fallen tree in a forest

Nature Playschool

A private, bilingual (English-immersion) home-based preschool for ages 3-6.

Led by certified early childhood educators, this program has been serving Toronto and Montreal families since 2010.

Rooted in conscious communication, Nature Playschool nurtures confidence and autonomy through inquiry-based learning, growth mindset, respectful dialogue, and deep connections with nature. Our playschoolers develop lifelong skills in mindfulness, social-emotional learning, and a reverence for the natural world.

Monday-Thursday, 8 AM - 5 PM
Located near Metro Beaubien.

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Nature Day Camp (Summer)

A summer spent outdoors!

Campers (ages 5–12) move, climb, create, and explore—learning through hands-on discovery and storytelling.

The program is child-led, encouraging independence and a deepening connection to place. Mindfulness, breathwork, and gratitude practices are woven into the day.

Bilingual, with English as the primary language of instruction.

Healthy snacks provided.

Pick-up and drop-off at Parc Jeanne-Mance in Montreal’s Plateau neighborhood.

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  • Our camps welcome young explorers aged 3-12, offering them a space to roam, create, and connect with the wild.

  • Expect a mix of movement, creativity, and quiet wonder—fort-building, foraging, storytelling, nature crafts, and plenty of time to just be outside.

  • We provide simple, nourishing snacks, but please send your child with a packed lunch and any extras they might need.

  • A water bottle, weather-ready layers, sturdy shoes, and a curiosity for the outdoors. A full packing list will be shared upon registration.

  • Our guides are trained in first aid and group safety, and we keep a low child-to-guide ratio to ensure close attention and care.

  • In thoughtfully chosen outdoor spaces around Montreal —wild enough to spark adventure, safe enough for parents to feel at ease.

  • We encourage kids to immerse themselves fully, but if your child needs a gradual transition, we’ll work with you to find the right approach.

  • We embrace the elements, but if conditions turn extreme, we have backup plans to keep the experience meaningful and safe.

  • Every child deserves to feel at home in nature. Let us know how we can make camp more accessible for your child.

  • Secure a spot here! Please reach out to learn about our specific refund policies for each program