Outdoor learning has huge benefits for children and teachers - so why isn’t it used in more schools?
Teachers are taking pupils into local natural areas to learn curriculum-based subjects. Image: REUTERS/Stringer CHINA OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN CHINA. - GF10000148188
Charlotte Todd
Researcher (Child Health and Well-being), , Swansea University
Sinead Brophy
Professor in Public Health Informatics, , Swansea University
Emily Marchant
PhD Researcher in Medical Studies, , Swansea University
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