Bush Kinder is held at beautiful Braeside Park.
A mounting body of evidence suggests that outdoor activities in a natural environment benefit children's health, well-being and development.
Children can find abundant wildlife (cockatoos, caterpillars, rabbits, ducklings, a possum and a tawny frogmouth) and love running, climbing and jumping.
They've even built a 'campfire' and made 'Wombat Stew' - without the wombat!
Increased social, physical and language skills.
Deeper conceptual understanding and respect for the natural environment.
Mud, sand, water, leaves, sticks etc. can stimulate children’s immune systems making them sick less often.
Increased social, physical and language skills.
