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Cottonwood Rose
Farm Monthly

Harvested Garden Produce
Campfire Cooking
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Cottonwood Rose Learning Centre, Black Creek

Mondays

9.30am-3.30pm

September 21, 2026

October 19

November 16

December 7

January 18, 2027

February 22

March 8

April 12

May 10

May 31


6-12 years

$750 + GST
10 sessions

Payable by etransfer or credit card instalments.
*We accept funding  from PIE, SelfDesign, NIDES, Christian Heritage Online and other Distance Learning organizations. 

The Farm Monthly Program invites children into the living rhythms of the seasons through meaningful experiences on a beautiful working farm. Rooted at Cottonwood Rose Farm in Black Creek, this monthly Friday program offers a place where children can slow down, get their hands in the soil, care for animals, explore the surrounding landscape, and discover a deeper sense of belonging with the land, one another, and themselves.

 

Guided by Danu's nature connection philosophy, each gathering blends hands-on farm experiences with playful exploration, storytelling, and seasonal skills. Children are invited to notice the subtle changes of the seasons, and depending on the time of the year children may help tend the gardens, spend time with the friendly goats, press apples, learn to process foods,  build shelters, practice fire skills, play nature games, wander the forests and fields, or simply sit quietly and observe the living world around them.

 

One of the many gifts of Cottonwood Rose Farm is its beautiful covered gathering space, complete with a wood stove, allowing us to stay warm, dry, and connected through every season while continuing to work, create, and learn together.

 

The Farm Monthly Program offers children an opportunity to build confidence through meaningful work, nurture lasting friendships, and develop a heartfelt relationship with the natural world. It is a place where curiousity is welcomed, responsibility grows naturally, and joy is found in the simple rhythms of farm life.

 

Co-led by Danu directors Allie and Dani, Farm Monthly is a year of muddy boots, fresh harvests, animal friends, laughter, and unforgettable adventures.

Wayfinders
Fire skills Wayfinders
00:40
Spring foraging with the Wayfinders
01:04
Step Moss Years Wayfinders
00:39
Shelter construction with the Wayfinders
00:53
Kira, why do you like Wayfinders?
00:29
Mabel, why do you like Wayfinders?
00:21
Willa, why do you like Wayfinders?
00:17
Boz, why do you like Wayfinders?
00:30

"Wayfinders has deepened our girls' sense of wonder, delight, and curiosity about the living world around them. Engaging in skills, games, songs, myths, and ecology  with outstanding, passionate educators/mentors amongst the trees and wetlands: every child should experience such a rich tapestry of learning."

- Chad, parent

Program Stewards

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Dani

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Allie

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We acknowledge the Pentlatch, E'ikÊ·san, and K'ómoks peoples, ancestral stewards of the lands we call home.

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