Session Plans
Our session plans are designed to support outdoor learning, seasonal awareness and careful observation of the natural world. They are written for use in schools, home education and family settings, and are organised by season or term and then by age group.
Each plan draws on traditional seasonal markers and folklore to help children understand the turning of the year in a way that feels rooted and meaningful, using story as a shared point of focus rather than as belief or instruction. Alongside this, the sessions include moments of stillness, reflection and mindful noticing, supporting emotional regulation, attention and a sense of connection to place.
The plans are flexible by design and include guidance to support children with SEND and differing sensory needs, allowing adults to adapt activities, offer choice and create calm, inclusive outdoor experiences where children can engage at their own pace.
If you are looking for plans for a specific age or setting that are not yet listed, please get in touch below and let us know what you need.
Free Spring Equinox / Ostara Session Plans
The Spring Equinox arrives around 20th March, when day and night stand equal and the balance tips quietly toward the light. These session plans mark that moment with careful noticing and gentle outdoor-based activities – completely free of charge, they require a simple checkout, but we do not add you to a mailing list or share your details.
Session Plans
Our Imbolc session plans focus on early signs of seasonal change, inviting children to notice the returning light through gentle, outdoor-based activities – completely free of charge, they require a simple checkout, but we do not add you to a mailing list or share your details.
Term 4 Session Plans
Our Term 4 session plans are designed for use in school settings, supporting progression across the term through outdoor, curriculum-linked activities.
Free Winter Solstice Session Plans
Our Winter Solstice session plans explore the longest night and the returning light through folklore, outdoor activity and quiet reflection. The sessions draw on traditional seasonal stories, shared rituals, creative exploration and gentle mindfulness to help children notice light and darkness, warmth and stillness, and the importance of community at midwinter – completely free of charge, they require a simple checkout, but we do not add you to a mailing list or share your details.
