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Can we Climb Trees at Forest School? - Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Forest School Activities

I was asked by one of my Forest School trainees 'Can we climb trees at Forest School'? so thought I'd share my response. As with anything we do at Forest School it is about balancing the risks and benefits of Forest School Activities. GET FREE DOWNLOADS & SUPPORT OUR VISION! We want to inspire more people to get outside and connect with nature so are offering various resources and template documents to you totally FREE! Claim your copies today - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/forestsc... TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Welcome & Intro 00:44 - # 1 - Insurance 01:21 - # 2 - Risk Management 12:31 - # 3 - Communication 15:15 - Poem WHAT TO WATCH NEXT? = ) Forest School Risk Assessment – 5 Steps to Risk Assessment at Forest School -    • Forest School Risk Assessment – 5 Steps to...   = ) Risk At Forest School – Supporting Appropriate Risk Taking -    • Risk at Forest School – Supporting Appropr...   = ) The Importance of Risky Play - A Forest School Interview -    • The Importance of Risky Play - a Forest Sc...   Come to the woods with me, Forest School Lou, I’ll share Forest School knowledge with you. Since 2007, I’ve trained people face to face. Now from 2020, I’m sharing through videos in this place. If you like my content, do consider subscribing, To my channel, which I am describing -    / @forestschoollou   DISCLAIMER: All information shared within the Forest School Lou channel is provided in good faith, and based on my own experience of Forest School in the UK. It is not designed to be a replacement for quality, face to face, accredited Forest School training, rather as a resource to support Forest practitioners and those in training. I am a Forest School trainer, but not your Forest School trainer, therefore no training contract exists between us. Ensure you are appropriately qualified and undertake your own risk assessments before undertaking any activity with groups, which takes into account the learners age, ability and level of understanding.