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A Forest School is where the classroom has no walls - nature is the teacher. Children learn by exploring, experimenting, and discovering the outdoors, building skills that go far beyond books and tests.Every visit to the forest becomes a lesson in life itself: they grow in confidence, learn independence, develop respect, and cultivate a deep love for the natural world around them.
The Forest School approach fosters independence, critical thinking, and real-world problem-solving. It nurtures emotional well-being through hands-on learning in nature, while enhancing social skills, communication, and teamwork through collaborative outdoor activities.
Every experience in the forest allows children to explore and connect with subjects like science, art, and critical thinking, making learning both engaging and memorable.
Spending time moving freely in the fresh air and navigating natural challenges helps children build strong motor skills, improve focus, and develop greater self-confidence.
By encountering real-life situations in a safe outdoor setting, children are encouraged to think independently, use their imagination, and develop creative solutions.
Being in nature reduces stress, promotes relaxation, and naturally increases a child’s motivation and joy for learning.
Students explore, observe, and experiment with the natural environment to understand real-world phenomena. Through play and inquiry, they practice cognitive, social, and emotional skills. Nature becomes their classroom, fostering purposeful, curious, and independent learning.
Our students build orientation, teamwork, and independence skills through hands-on exploration and camping activities.They practice basic survival techniques, rope safety, and first aid, while learning to respect the natural environment—strengthening both their bodies and minds outdoors.
Students observe the natural world scientifically. To date, we’ve identified over 80 species of plants and animals, fostering ecological awareness and respect for life.Students also monitor water and biodiversity to understand the importance of conserving ecosystems and the environmental services they provide.
Students promote recycle, reuse materials, and reduce waste through the environmental committee.Organic waste is used to create natural compost, while PRAE projects involve students and teachers in developing sustainable solutions for our school community.
Students learn to manage resources responsibly to maintain a sustainable educational environment.Our modern infrastructure supports efficient water use, and our planting and harvesting activities help maintain an education system committed to environmental stewardship.
We nurture love and respect for nature through direct experiences in the forest and at the San Rafael Dam.Our goal is to raise awareness about the value of water, air, and ecosystems, empowering students to become active agents in the conservation of the planet and its biodiversity.
Learning takes place in direct contact with nature, where the environment serves as an educational resource. Activities foster curiosity, experimentation, and hands-on learning, while the approach emphasizes independence, confidence, and the holistic development of each student.
Learning by doing
Children actively explore, experiment, and discover, turning curiosity into real-world skills.
Whole-child development
Every adventure strengthens students' bodies, sharpens their minds, and fosters emotional growth.
Deep connection with nature
Students develop respect, care, and a lifelong love for the natural world around them.
Here, the wonder of learning in nature meets cutting-edge technology, innovation, and sustainability - shaping students who are curious, conscious, and ready to thrive in the future.At our school, children don’t just learn - they explore, discover, and grow into caretakers of the world around them.
I enjoy learning surrounded by nature and freedom
I like that CLC has a lot of green space, so I don't feel so confined.
Mariana P.
Student, grade 8
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