Living in such a beautiful place means that during the school holidays, things can get pretty busy. That’s why now is the time for families to get out and enjoy all that South East Queensland has to offer—before the crowds arrive and the rush takes over.
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Hop in the car, wear something comfy, and take a short, scenic drive. No long hiking trails, no complicated plans—just a quick getaway without any pressure.
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Being part of Wildlings, both as a parent and a team member, has profoundly changed me—not just in how I parent but in how I view all children and the way society treats them.
It also made me rethink how I wanted my Wildling to navigate the school system—what experiences were worth pursuing and what simply weren’t.
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As parents, we all want to set our kids up for success. We want them to do well in school, make friends easily, and grow into happy, capable adults.
But with so much pressure on academics these days, it’s easy to let those inner worries take over and wonder: Am I doing enough?
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Living in South East Queensland means embracing the rainy weather as part of life. For kids, rainy days open up exciting opportunities to connect with nature. Building seed pod boats is a fantastic way for children to enjoy the outdoors, even when it’s wet. Whether floating boats in a local stream, driveway puddles, or backyard ditches, this activity combines fun, creativity, and environmental learning.
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It’s tempting to say, “Don’t throw rocks!”—but what if we shifted our approach? Embracing this activity safely can unlock a wealth of developmental benefits while promoting sustainability, ecological learning, and a sense of belonging for children.
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As an educator, planning excursions for large groups of children can be a challenge, especially when those excursions involve taking them to the movies. What might seem like a straightforward, passive activity quickly turns into a stressful event filled with logistical hurdles, from keeping track of children to managing their behaviour in a public space.
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What an incredible school holidays it's been here in Brisbane and on the Sunshine Coast! The weather was absolutely magical—cool breezes, sunlight filtering through the trees, and not a drop of rain. It set the perfect stage for the kids to dive into their forest adventures.
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The July school holidays have been a whirlwind of adventure, discovery, and pure joy for the children at our nature play programs. We are so lucky to live in such a beautiful region, the kids have embraced self-directed play with hand tools, natural elements like fire and water, and a healthy dose of imagination.
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Creating leaf lanterns is a wonderful, hands-on activity that combines the beauty of nature with the magic of light. This craft project is perfect for children, offering an opportunity to explore the outdoors, express creativity, and enjoy a cozy, illuminated reward for their efforts. Here’s a detailed guide on how to make leaf lanterns with children.
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Not only does this activity foster creativity and appreciation for the natural world, it also provides a lovely opportunity to be fully present with each other as you slowly and mindfully co-create a beautiful circular piece of nature art together.
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In a world dominated by screens and technology, it's becoming increasingly vital to reconnect children with nature. Nature play programs offer a perfect opportunity for kids to explore and engage with the natural world, fostering their physical, cognitive, and emotional development.
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