Throughout the year, Educated by Nature offers a variety of programs and events for parents, educators and other professionals to attend. These include in-house Professional Learning workshops, conferences, panels and more.
Our Professional Learning workshops have been designed to consider the whole child in their development through interaction with nature in a school or early learning environment. Trudi and Daniel combine child development theory with storytelling and experiential activities. Their aim is to help educators take the first steps required to commence, reinvigorate or enhance outdoor learning possibilities.
Any in-house professional workshops, or other upcoming events for adults, will be listed below.
KIDDO ECEC Conference 2025
7th of May (Perth) 2025
Our co-founder, Trudi, is presenting at this years Early Childhood Education Conference!
It’s going to be a fun-filled day of hands-on practical sessions and inspiring presentations led by industry experts, leading researchers and dedicated peers. You’ll leave equipped with fun, simple, and proven ways to help children develop their movement skills and the confidence to be active.
Conversations with the Collective: Play Makes a Better World
11th of June (Perth) 2025
Join us on June 11th to celebrate International Day of Play together! The Play Matters collective are hosting an evening of conversation, networking and learning. We’ll be hearing from experts in the field of play – both adults and children – as we explore how play can make a better world.
This event is free, but registration is essential.
Thriving in Nature
29th of March (Brisbane) and 5th of July (Perth) 2025
Join us for an immersive day focused on the principles of nature pedagogy, seamlessly integrated with wellbeing and behaviour guidance. We will explore how connecting with the natural environment can enhance children’s overall development and emotional health. The day will conclude with practical strategies for implementing nature pedagogy in your educational setting, ensuring a holistic approach to fostering growth and positive behaviour in children.