Year-Long Homeschool Enrichment Program
September 14 –June 14 | Mondays: 10:30 AM – 2:30 PM
A full year of immersive, land-based education rooted in project-based learning. Children are encouraged to discover who they are, develop lifelong skills, and cultivate a meaningful connection with the natural world through hands-on experiences, exploration, and community.
Location: Spider Lake Road
Tuition: Reserve your child's place with a $150 non-refundable deposit. Tuition is then paid in four instalments: Aug. 1, Oct. 1, Dec. 1, and Mar. 1.
Guided by the children’s interests and the rhythm of the seasons, we may explore hands-on skills such as:
Gardening & Agriculture
Grow diverse food systems , practice seed saving, and learn to steward soil and biodiversity.
Sustainable Living Practices
Composting, water care, and exploring renewable energy in everyday life.
Seed-to-Table Cooking & Food Preservation
Cook seasonal meals, ferment, can, dehydrate, and bake from scratch using homegrown ingredients.
Natural Building & Earthworks
Create with cob and straw bale; shape the land for ecological balance and beauty.
Herbal Medicine & Wildcrafting
Make plant-based remedies and learn traditional crafts like basket weaving, soap making, and spinning fibers.
Mindfulness & Nature Connection
Practice presence, grounding, and sensory awareness in rhythm with the land.
Community Design
Explore fairness, equity, and interdependence in how we live, grow, and build together.
Market Gardening & Entrepreneurship
Gain skills in small-scale farming and prepare to sell produce collaboratively.
Join us for a hands-on, heart-centered journey designed to cultivate emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and a deep, respectful relationship with the Earth. This program invites children to discover their unique gifts and grow into their potential—through care, community, and connection.
Together, we’ll explore the wonders of the natural world while developing essential life skills, fostering purpose, and embracing the joy of learning by doing. Activities include planting and harvesting, seed-to-table cooking, crafting herbal medicine, and Earthworks—all in relationship with the land.
Children will also create and run a produce stand, building entrepreneurial thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. These shared efforts nurture confidence, belonging, and real-world experience—while celebrating each child’s voice and contributions.
As a homeschool enrichment program, our approach blends hands-on activities with reflective practices that support personal and communal growth. Around the fire, we’ll share stories, songs, and food—building a sense of community that many middle schoolers seek during times of change.
This program offers a supportive and joyful space for children to connect with the land, learn practical skills, and grow alongside others in community.
Sharing Circles * Gratitude Share * Sit Spot * Wandering * Compassionate Listening * Nature Journal
Year-Long Homeschool Enrichment Program
September 14 –June 14 | Mondays: 10:30 AM – 2:30 PM
A full year of immersive, land-based education rooted in project-based learning. Children are encouraged to discover who they are, develop lifelong skills, and cultivate a meaningful connection with the natural world through hands-on experiences, exploration, and community.
Location: Spider Lake Road
Tuition: Reserve your child's place with a $150 non-refundable deposit. Tuition is then paid in four instalments: Aug. 1, Oct. 1, Dec. 1, and Mar. 1.
Guided by the children’s interests and the rhythm of the seasons, we may explore hands-on skills such as:
Gardening & Agriculture
Grow diverse food systems , practice seed saving, and learn to steward soil and biodiversity.
Sustainable Living Practices
Composting, water care, and exploring renewable energy in everyday life.
Seed-to-Table Cooking & Food Preservation
Cook seasonal meals, ferment, can, dehydrate, and bake from scratch using homegrown ingredients.
Natural Building & Earthworks
Create with cob and straw bale; shape the land for ecological balance and beauty.
Herbal Medicine & Wildcrafting
Make plant-based remedies and learn traditional crafts like basket weaving, soap making, and spinning fibers.
Mindfulness & Nature Connection
Practice presence, grounding, and sensory awareness in rhythm with the land.
Community Design
Explore fairness, equity, and interdependence in how we live, grow, and build together.
Market Gardening & Entrepreneurship
Gain skills in small-scale farming and prepare to sell produce collaboratively.
Join us for a hands-on, heart-centered journey designed to cultivate emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and a deep, respectful relationship with the Earth. This program invites children to discover their unique gifts and grow into their potential—through care, community, and connection.
Together, we’ll explore the wonders of the natural world while developing essential life skills, fostering purpose, and embracing the joy of learning by doing. Activities include planting and harvesting, seed-to-table cooking, crafting herbal medicine, and Earthworks—all in relationship with the land.
Children will also create and run a produce stand, building entrepreneurial thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. These shared efforts nurture confidence, belonging, and real-world experience—while celebrating each child’s voice and contributions.
As a homeschool enrichment program, our approach blends hands-on activities with reflective practices that support personal and communal growth. Around the fire, we’ll share stories, songs, and food—building a sense of community that many middle schoolers seek during times of change.
This program offers a supportive and joyful space for children to connect with the land, learn practical skills, and grow alongside others in community.
Sharing Circles * Gratitude Share * Sit Spot * Wandering * Compassionate Listening * Nature Journal
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