An opportunity to explore a unique sacred grove that shelters a rare Myristica Swamp Forest – an ancient freshwater ecosystem known for its remarkable biodiversity, rare trees, distinctive root systems and natural water channels.Â
An opportunity to explore a unique sacred grove that shelters a rare Myristica Swamp Forest – an ancient freshwater ecosystem known for its remarkable biodiversity, rare trees, distinctive root systems and natural water channels.Â
I'm an educator, homeschooling mentor, and lifelong learner. Having homeschooled my own children, I understand the excitement and uncertainty of choosing an alternative educational path.
If you’re exploring alternatives to conventional schooling, I can help you navigate recognised curricula and learning pathways to find what works best for your child and family.
My superpower: Making learning simple, meaningful, and joyful.
I love noticing the little things—the spark in a child's eyes, the messy moments of discovery, and the stories hidden in everyday learning. For me, every child has a story worth telling, and it's a privilege to help preserve those memories.
Something I love: Watching children enjoy moments of silence in this noisy world.
I'm usually the first friendly voice you'll hear from Walking Ferns. I stay connected with parents and volunteers, share updates, and keep our WhatsApp community buzzing. I also spend time with children as a learning facilitator, which is easily my favourite part of the day.
Fun fact: I've read the same picture book ten times and still laugh at it every single time.
I help keep the day-to-day operations at Walking Ferns running smoothly, overseeing administration, finance, and HR. I'm also a mental health professional who believes in creating a safe, welcoming community where people of all ages can learn, grow, and be themselves.
My superpower: Bringing clarity to chaos—both in systems and in people.
Something I love: Music, art, and meaningful conversations.
I'm passionate about creating learning environments where children can develop curiosity, responsibility, and a strong sense of self. Through Walking Ferns, I work with families, facilitators, and children to explore alternatives to conventional education and design meaningful learning experiences rooted in real life.
My superpower: Asking questions that make people think differently.
Something I love: Music, woodwork, outdoors, and time with my loved ones