Students at Isle Acre Farms Farm School spend the majority of their day outdoors participating in hands-on, nature-based learning experiences. Families should be comfortable with an educational environment that encourages exploration, movement, creativity, and learning beyond the traditional classroom setting.

Because our program takes place primarily outdoors, students will regularly experience a variety of weather conditions, seasonal changes, natural terrain, and outdoor activities. Learning opportunities may include gardening projects, nature exploration, outdoor games, building projects, and other hands-on experiences designed to help children connect with the world around them.

Families should understand that participation in a nature-based program includes exposure to elements such as heat, cold, rain, mud, insects, plants, uneven ground, and other outdoor conditions that are part of everyday farm life. While safety is always a priority and students are supervised throughout the day, outdoor learning naturally carries some inherent risks.

We encourage families to carefully review our philosophy, expectations, and policies before enrolling. All enrolled families will be required to complete liability waivers, emergency contact forms, and assumption-of-risk agreements prior to participation in the program.