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Outdoor learning environments gallery

This gallery contains images of preschool and school services that have embraced the nature play principles.

Madge Sexton Kindergarten

Rocks, boulders and uneven surfaces with changing textures and outdoor classrooms.
A wooden structure with blue sheets and green cushions

Hackney Kindergarten

Changing built and natural levels to promote interconnections between spaces and line of sight.
A child plays on a rope line on a tree structure

Hackney Kindergarten

Natural play elements for climbing and balancing to allow children and young people to learn to assess risks.
An outdoor environment learning area with rocks, stepping stones and wooden structure.

Adelaide Miethke Kindergarten

Large rocks, boulders and stepping stones to allow children and young people to judge distances and heights.

Trinity Gardens Primary School

Local indigenous vegetation which can be explored, experienced, touched and smelt to increase awareness of the natural environment.

Trinity Gardens Primary School

Loose natural materials which can be stacked, bundled, carried and rebuilt in to ever changing arrangements promoting complex social conditions and collaboration.
An outdoor learning environment with slide and plants and rocks

Adelaide Miethke Kindergarten

Natural and built structures with varying levels and pathways through the learning environment.

Wandana Child Parent Centre

Integrated learning areas with sand environments, grassed areas and natural and built shade.

Wandana Child Parent Centre

Changing elevations allowing children and young people to experience different perspectives and views.