The main focus of this course is to explore practical ways to enhance student's and teacher's well-being through outdoor learning experiences that engage students in learning practical knowledge and skills that will directly impact their engagement in classroom-based learning.

Get hands-on with these practical experiment ideas and witness their real-life implications by visiting Tapada de Mafra, a UNESCO site and one of the oldest nature reserves in Portugal and the medieval village of Óbidos where history and nature combine in a perfect setting for multidisciplenary learning.

You will also be able to collaborate with others on how to develop ideas for outdoor learning and learning in non-traditional locations as well as how to bring some outdoor principles into your classroom-based lessons with the intent of respecting students' well-being and improve their engagement and interest in learning throughout their lives.

Whether you are curious about the topic, need an introduction, or get more ideas on how to use outdoor learning to improve both physical and mental wellbeing, this is the course for you!