Wild Child Gardens: Design for Backyard Nature Play with Tamsin Scott
Event description
Discover how to re-wild your garden to inspire endless opportunities for imaginative play. Using nature’s gifts of plants, sand, mud, rock and wood, design a playful wonderland on your doorstep to keep the kids happy for hours on end!
Parents, carers, early childhood educators and budding landscape designers – this hands on, lively workshop provides expert guidance on how to transform your garden for natural play - all for relatively little cost. You will learn about nature play principles, the design process, how spaces and materials ignite creative play and reflect on our own childhoods while we tune in to our children’s play needs. Then we bring all we have learnt into a design hub to develop our beautiful new garden visions as written descriptions, sketches, or a colourful garden plan ready to bring to fruition.
Wild Child Gardens is suitable for all adults - no prior design skills are needed. Older children who are interested in participating are welcome if accompanied by an adult.
About the Facilitator
Tamsin Scott is a landscape architect with 30 years experience and a passion for bringing ‘heart’ to the design of outdoor spaces. Her insightful approach draws on her personal experiences as artist, garden designer, mother, grandmother and at times, her playful inner child.