What we consume physically, emotionally, and spiritually, will affect our over-all wellbeing.

Students will participate in physical activities on a daily basis. (They will also be taught first-aid.)

Students will learn coping strategies, practice gratitude and use positive thinking.

Our spiritual connection and the significance of our existence will be explored. 

Outdoor education at the Nature Campus will facilitate the above. 

Healthy nutrition will be taught by a holistic nutritionist. The students will learn about food evolution, food consumption and the shortcomings of processed foods. They will grow, harvest and prepare healthy and wholesome foods.

Children will be encouraged to contribute some whole foods from home and make their own balanced lunch at school. 

Whole body wellness and healing will be taught by various local wellness experts.   

Students will study cultures and traditions from around the world to get a better understanding of others and themselves. They will examine our differences and similarities. This will strengthen their connection to everyone else as well as their own self-identity. They will obtain a better grasp on where we are in relation to other continents and countries through studying geography and cartography.

Students will have the opportunity for self-expression through music, poetry, drama, dance and the use of various forms of art mediums.

Exposure to beautiful works of art from around the world will inspire wonder and contemplation and foster a life-long appreciation for various forms of human expression.