Teacher mental health and wellbeing is a growing concern in today’s educational landscape. As workloads increase and student needs evolve, teachers feel they are constantly having to adapt. Data shows 60% of teacher absences are for mental health or emotional problems. One study found that nine out of ten teachers reported a decline in wellbeing and mental health. So how can landscape help?
If you’re not familiar with how vital biodiversity and plants are for our planet, take a moment to explore why they’re essential (see our blog on biodiversity here). They provide life, clean air, and endless opportunities for learning. Once you’re up to speed, get ready to discover how outdoor learning, enriched by plants and biodiversity, can transform education in your school.
Discover how nature play transforms school environments by promoting creativity, resilience, and a lifelong connection with nature. Learn how schools can integrate natural elements into play spaces to enhance learning and sustainability.