An Outdoor Learning Oasis
Our campus is uniquely situated on a bayfront property, bordered by native mangroves and open green space. This location is central to our philosophy of place-based, transdisciplinary learning.
Outdoor Classroom
Weekly explorations tied to monthly themes like construction, water play, and art invite children to experiment, collaborate, and problem-solve using natural and open-ended materials.
School Garden
Children plan, plant, harvest, and cook what they grow. Gardening connects science, math, nutrition, and stewardship in concrete, meaningful ways.
Environmental Education
Environmental education is a core subject, not a supplement. Students learn about local ecosystems, conservation, and our responsibility as caretakers of God’s creation.
Why it Matters
We believe children should learn with the world, not just about it. Our outdoor curriculum supports:
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Curiosity and observation skills
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Physical development
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Stewardship of God’s creation
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Connection to real-world systems
We Love Our Animals
Our school is home to small animals that help children learn empathy, responsibility, and care for living things. Caring for animals becomes part of our transdisciplinary learning — connecting science, literacy, and social-emotional development.
