Explore the popular family-focused programs that foster a love for the outdoors and nature play.
Enhance your educational offerings with our tailored services for FDC, OSHC, ECEC & Schools.
Bring nature-based learning to your Community, Government or Corporate program or event.
Free Bush Playgroups for Families
Many thanks to the wonderful sponsors and supporters who provide funding to enable these free programs.
Family Day Care, ECEC Services and Students please enquire via the Contact form.

Daisy Hill Bush Playgroup - Daisy Hill
Supported by: Kingston East Neighbourhood Group and funded by Sunnybank Community & Sports Club
Cost: Free (with morning tea provided)
Ages: 0-5 years
When: Term 1 2025, Weekly, Tues 9:30am-11:30am
Where: Daisy Hill
Enrolments: Termly enrolments are now filled. Please follow on Facebook or Instagram for Term 2 updates, or Contact us to express your interest.

Bush Kindy at Alexander Clark Park - Loganholme
Supported by: Kingston East Neighbourhood Group funded by Logan City Council, Community Project Grant
Cost: Free
Ages: 3-8 years, younger siblings welcome
When: Term 1 2025, Weekly, Wed 9:30am-11:30am
Where: Loganholme
Enrolments: Termly enrolments are now filled. Please follow on Facebook or Instagram for Term 2 updates, or Contact us to express your interest.

Brookhaven Bush Babes - Bahrs Scrub
Sponsored by: Frasers Property Australia
Cost: Free (no morning tea provided)
Ages: 0-5 years
When: Term 1 & 2 2025, Fortnightly, Thurs 9:30am-11:30am
Where: Bahrs Scrub
Enrolments: via Eventbrite

Mutooroo Bush Playgroup - Eagleby
Supported by: Kingston East Neighbourhood Group and funded by Queensland Government
Cost: Free
Ages: 0-5 years
When: Term 1 2025, Fortnightly, Thurs 8:30am-10:30am
Where: Eagleby South State School
Enrolments: Please follow on Facebook or Instagram for updates or Contact us to express your interest.
Education Settings
Nature-based experiences tailored for babies, toddlers, and kindy-aged and school-aged children, catering to various developmental stages. These fully-resourced sessions include child-led nature play, songs, and puppetry. Bush Kindy Teaching is fully insured for optional elements like fire, tool use, and risky play. Offering flexible booking options for individual rooms or whole centres, with discounted termly packages available for ECEC, Family Day Care, OSHC and school settings.
Enjoy fully facilitated programs designed and led by a qualified ECT and Forest School Leader. Sessions can include unstructured nature play, intentional teaching, interest-driven activities, seasonal science exploration, bushcraft, hut building, tool use, fire cooking, and engaging group times.
Engage children during school breaks with our immersive holiday programs. These nature-based adventures combine fun, learning, and outdoor exploration. Programs can be customised to suit your facility's needs, offering a unique alternative to traditional holiday care that promotes physical activity, creativity and environmental awareness.
Community
Bush Kindy programs, sponsored by local councils, non-for-profit, and corporate partners, offer a unique opportunity to invest in your community's wellbeing. These multi-generational programs engage families from various backgrounds and abilities, delivering measurable impacts including increased nature appreciation and strengthened community bonds. Aligning with environmental, health, and community objectives, Bush Kindy sessions activate underutilised spaces while fostering early childhood development.
Bring the Bush Kindy experience to your community events or facilities. Tailored workshops offer engaging nature based activities suitable for diverse age groups and abilities. These sessions promote environmental awareness, foster community connections, and showcase your organisation's commitment to innovative, family friendly initiatives.
Create buzz and engagement with a pop-up Bush Kindy program at your event. Perfect for festivals, community celebrations, or public space activations, these flexible installations bring the joy of nature play to unexpected urban settings. They offer a tangible demonstration of your commitment to community wellbeing and innovative public space use.