Pachamama Philosophy

We believe in connecting children with nature, a place to find peace and wonder. Those earliest memories should be filled of climbing trees, running around, picking treasures from the forest, and experiencing learning in the greatest playground of all.

Kids would develop three main goals when connecting with nature: Interaction – Communication – Motor Skills.

We have amongst us scientists, engineers, athletes, musicians, pilots, astronauts, doctors, lawyers and many more, therefore they should be exposed to amazing experiences and projects where they would start finding their passions.

Nature offers the best learning experience and the most important foundation to develop individual, social and academic skills, taking advantage of its diverse structures, smells, textures, colors, its creatures, and their sounds, where freedom, opportunities for risk taking and a world for amazement is available for young learners.

Encounters with nature encourages discovery, experimentation and thoughtful inquires on kids, where free unstructured play will boost creative thinking, problem solving and healthy social interactions.

We believe in nature learning with purpose, the best treasured setting to offer a safe and supportive learning environment, where individual and group goals should be reached according to kids ages.

Our philosophy is rooted in wise practices, deep listening, compassion, and empathy. The goal is to provide children with repeated access to nature, give them time and space to investigate and foster a sense of wonder. We will encourage children to be curious, to explore their environment as a steward of the land while building upon their sense of discovery that allows for meaningful connections to oneself and others.

Children are naturally motivated to learn, and they do so by exploring the world around them. Children will experience open and flexible environments where playful exploration, problem solving, and creativity are encouraged and purposefully planned.