Our vision is to reconnect kids and their parents to nature. Our children deserve all the benefits that come from playing in nature: the resilience, the tranquillity, the challenge, the fun and the beauty. Nature play fosters good development in our children, mentally, socially and physically and is the ultimate sensory experience for them. Through playing in nature and having the freedom to explore their world, we help our children learn to care for their environment and one another. Join us and all the others in our community who are taking time out from their busy lives and rediscovering their love of nature.

At Nature Play Learning, we are passionate about conserving our natural world for future generations, so all our nature play activities have a “leave no trace” approach. We are also now donating 20% of our profits to biodiversity projects, to help stem the tide of climate change and its impacts, to be an even greater part of the solution, rather than the problem.

 
 

WEAR IT YELLOW for Children’s Ground in Reconciliation Week!

Nature Play Learning are participating in Wear it Yellow and fundraising for Children’s Ground to support First Nations children and families to have a brighter future. We will be encouraging our playgroup and kinder participants to wear yellow during the week beginning 27th May and ending 3rd June. Bring along a gold coin donation to your group, and your facilitator will ensure all donations go towards creating a real change. Every dollar raised supports First Nations families and communities to lead their own future, meaning access to education, health and employment opportunities that are rooted in culture, language and self-determination.

You can also donate directly here!

Nature Play Learning acknowledges the Wurundjeri people as the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we play each week. We pay our respects to the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation and their ancestors and elders - past, present, and emerging. We recognise that this land always was and always will be indigenous land and we will continue to support, protect and promote indigenous rights and freedoms.