Hegazti Forest Primary School is a natural space where girls and boys aged 6 to 12 learn through exploration and investigation in the context of nature.
There are two age groups from 6 to 9 years in the Tree House and from 9 to 12 years in the Bird's Nest.
The learning method remains experiential and functional for their day-to-day life and for holistic development through the natural environment.
The learnings are not separated by knowledge areas but integrated organically.
Knowledge stems from its own process of learning what interests them.
THE PURPOSE OF EDUCATION IS NOT TO TEACH BUT TO LET THEM LEARN FROM THEIR OWN EXPERIENCE, WHAT INTERESTS THEM.
Education is something admirable, but it is good to remember from time to time that nothing worth knowing can be taught. - Oscar Wilde.
The learning process unfolds through research and lived experience.
The levels of concretization of what is learned materialize in structures, created books, field notebooks, or functional projects for themselves and the environment.
Learning is integrated into school tasks progressively.
In addition, at Hegazti, at this age, daily tasks are integrated into the context. Such as caring for animals, working in the garden, creating health care products, and maintaining their natural environment and that of the school.
