Our spring edition is here 🌱
The theme of this edition is ‘Bloom’, and it feels perfectly timed, nature is bursting back into life after a long, wet winter and we're feeling excited for the coming season

Play is the most important work of our children - here are some ideas for having fun in nature
The theme of this edition is ‘Bloom’, and it feels perfectly timed, nature is bursting back into life after a long, wet winter and we're feeling excited for the coming season
We are saying goodbye to winter and hello to spring. It's been a long, wet winter. We're embracing that with ideas for mud painting, worm charming and earth-eating, but looking forward to brighter days, dyeing eggs using natural materials and celebrating Ostara and the super-rare Blood Worm Moon!
Dr John Allan, Head of Impact and Breakthrough Learning at PGL Beyond, shares ideas on how to encourage outdoor play during the February half-term
Baby, it's cold outside. But let's get out regardless. Make beautiful ice scenes, discover snowdrops, spend 1000 hours outside, and join in wintry folk traditions. Plus cosy ideas for dark afternoons, hack Veganuary, grow microgreens, and plan your cultural 2026.
As the leaves turn to golden and russet hues, our cosy new autumn edition arrives — full of nourishing reads, recipes to try, and places to explore 🍂
As days grow darker, you might need more impetus to get outside. Try making a journey stick, hunt for chestnuts, watch the sun rise or search for majestic seals. Or stay inside to make a Day of the Dead altar, watch films with a message, or buy nothing!