Lucy Bell

Hi, Regan, I'm Lucy.

And this is Lucy Ella.

We've got two Lucys here today.

Hi, Lucy.

I made tea.

Yeah, a giant tarp, yes, which was a parachute.

I literally didn't think this dream would come true of actually having my own land.

So I've been slowly, I've put up a pie tunnel, I've put in my orchard, I've two woodlands, I've put in a willow coppice.

And then, yeah, obviously the forest school camp has been kind of developing over the last few years.

So they're like sword fighting with sticks, but they're not allowed to hit each other with the sticks.

It's a place in nature where kids can be kids, allowing kids to just be themselves, be outdoors.

So you should see children climbing trees, just running around playing their own games.

There's some stick play, there's been stick play going on.

Depends which weapon you want.

They've been doing fairy fires, so we have fire steels and little shells so they can do tiny fires.

We'll have a big fire going, we'll be doing some cooking.

There's some den making.

Supported risk, that's one of the principles of our school.

So it's supporting them in a safe way to still be able to take risks.

If they don't get to take risks, they don't get to figure out the test boundaries or to see what's possible without getting hurt.