Still more mud, glorious mud. The mud kitchen is the least muddy area of forest school, and our kitchen is a symphony to mud (I did over hear Kym say, she'd just swept the floor, when someone commented on the mud quality). The tribe love it of course. At one moment Tris said, I've just… Continue reading Jan Home Ed: Mud, Jupiter, flour, little people
With Eloise and Launa, planting snow drops, harts tongue fern, climbing up high. Cutting wood. At the end the whole tribe came to see the workers at work coppicing the woodland, cutting back the hazel, putting brush over its stool to protect it from deer munching.
A day full of visitors, and Eloise's very last Wednesday, oh we will miss her. She was as speedy as ever with our morning warm up wolf chase (1,2,3). There was a delightful tea party at the end, inspired by Eloise, of cucumber sandwiches (gluton free and gluton bread), blue berry hot x buns toasted… Continue reading KFS Wed – Eloise’s tea party, cycles, pheasants,blowing embers
Listening and watching birds today. We found baby squirrel, bird watching and built him a hide. Damper bread, exploring, playing, reconnecting with our beautiful wood.
More glorious mud, foot baths, sock soaks, lots of welcome visitors, a trail of lemon smells, bike paths, more secure tree house. A delightful collection of visitors today - Megan, Leon and Shaun joined us today, as well as Michael from Poland. It was Maya's 15th birthday, and Mell made a delicious chocolate cake in… Continue reading KFS Wednesday Dec – MUD
What a glorious wet and mud full day. The ponds were full - including the flood pond, the oaks golden, the hazel ochre yellow. Eloise and Mell did more work on the tree house with decking found in the back of a lorry by Rachel. Tris and Jack coated in mud, climbed up the first… Continue reading KFS Wednesday – Glorious Mud
Change of parachute from PINK to Green More bikes for Lewin to repair and pass on A treasure trail to find the stonemans tools.
Autumn colours, fungi funnels. Mell admitted to being a time traveller, and actually living 400 years into the future. How is it there we asked? People live much simpler now, far fewer people as so many had died with climate change. They don't have phones any more (they've learnt lesson about taking rare metals from… Continue reading KFS Wednesday October – tarp
Autumn colours, fungi galore with circles of inside-outies, (Clitocybe). Kym had organised new fresh worms for our wormery which we added. Hide and seek, adults hiding under leaves, kids seeking. Delicious banana flap jacks cooked over the fire, which was lit with play blowing bull-rush seeds all over Eloise
PUMPKINS naturally. But before pumpkins came play, and today we had the wonderful and powerful and somersaulting, Ali, aka ANT. Oh and Kim, Gina and Rachel. (Mell and Eloise were teaching) Tris AT LAST got the foundations of his Tree House, supported between 3 birches and a hazel. Tris and Cain were involved in cutting… Continue reading KFS Wednesday October 30
Kinda Elders in the woods 