07 Mar Reflections on International Women’s Day – By Sarah Sutter, CEO Nature Play SA
If I’m being honest, it saddens me that we celebrate International Women’s Day because shouldn’t women just be equal? As women,...
Welcome to the Nature Play SA Blog and thanks for stopping by. Our team along with a range of childhood development experts, leaders in education, practitioners, creatives and families will be sharing various insights into outdoor learning, childhood, places to go for adventure, ideas + inspiration, local flora + fauna, nature + wellbeing, and stories from, and about, the Nature Play SA Team. We hope you gain a better insight into who we are as a team and what we stand for.
If I’m being honest, it saddens me that we celebrate International Women’s Day because shouldn’t women just be equal? As women,...
The rise in mental health statistics in Australia, for both adults and children, is alarming and indicates a need for...
I cut my teeth as a graduate teacher on the West Coast of South Australia, where my classroom (almost) overlooked...
It’s that time of year where the days get warmer and the calendar starts to fill with endless opportunities for outdoor activities. Spending time...
Like so many fellow Australians, we’re heartbroken and struggling to comprehend the enormity of Australia’s bushfires, which includes the Adelaide...
…the basic law of children’s creativity is that its value lies not in its results, not in the product of the...
Since making the commitment to lead the Nature Play SA program in South Australia it’s become very clear to me...
Nature Play SA acknowledges Traditional owners of Country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and Elders past, present and emerging.