Outside for Everyone is a short, practical companion guide to inclusive outdoor practice, written by Marina Robb of The Outdoor Teacher for anyone who works with groups outside — teachers, Forest School and outdoor practitioners, youth, community and health workers.
It’s not a checklist to tick once. It’s a set of questions and tools you can take straight back to your own setting, whether that’s woodland, a city park, a school field or a strip of grass by the playground.
Inside:
- The big idea: the difference between access and inclusion, and why the adults’ response matters more than the woodland or the weather
- Five questions for inclusive practice, for planning and for the moment when someone is on the edge of the group
- A practical toolkit of small, concrete changes — communication, sensory needs, structure, choice, supported risk, cost and culture
- A nature-centric view of “everyone” that includes the living world, plus a quick inclusion audit for your next session
- Language shifts, further reading and organisations doing this work well