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Our Wilderness Playgroup connects our young members and their families with nature, by basing this experience entirely in an outdoor environment. The children engage in imaginative, creative and scientific play through a nature-rich environment.
Held on Friday mornings from 9:00am to 11:30am playgroup is a suitable experience for young learners with their parent/guardian.
It’s a great opportunity for dads (or father figures) in particular, to spend quality time with your child through the messy, varied, and fun activities that are often not available at home.
From the beginning, learning out in nature has played a leading role in the Bold Park approach.
Whether it is climbing to the top of a hill, damming a flowing creek, playing in mud or engaging in creative encounters with natural materials – our young members forge a relationship with nature which stays with them forever.
The nature and outdoor setting of the playgroup not only challenges parents to trust their children but also helps them to see and value the lessons which nature offers.
Wilderness Playgroup operates during school term time only. Fees are calculated based on the number of weeks per term, please refer to the fee schedule for this information
Please bring the following items to every playgroup session: a healthy snack, water bottle, towel, and change of clothes for your child.
During the warmer months, don't forget a broad-brimmed hat and sunscreen. In winter, please pack a warm hat, raincoat, spare socks, and gumboots to keep your child comfortable during outdoor play
Park under large fig trees at Dodd Street carpark, Wembley. Click for Dodd Street carpark on Google Maps
Follow the cement path (that runs alongside the school) walking north, toward the large Powis Street carpark.
The entry to Playgroup and the ELC is marked by a cement path that branches off to the left (soon after you pass a brick toilet block).
"The teachers and the Wild Space are what attracts us to the school"
