Caravane Earth Academy is a learning sanctuary where nature, culture, and creativity converge. We provide experiential education that blends traditional wisdom, contemporary practices, and hands-on learning. Our mission is to cultivate skills, awareness, and values that empower individuals of all ages to engage with the world responsibly and creatively.
Education grounded in sustainability, ethics, and respect for the earth
Preserving and sharing artisanal traditions and cultural knowledge.
Learning by doing in immersive, real-world contexts.
Fostering connections across generations and disciplines.
Natural Textile Traditions
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Natural Textile Traditions
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Arts & Carfts
Creative Industries
Through School to Farm and Farm to School programs, learners experience both immersive farm-based activities and in-school workshops tailored to their communities. This dual approach bridges traditional education with hands-on practice, ensuring that knowledge is lived, not just learned.
At Heenat Salma Farm, education is not only about preparing for the future—it’s about living responsibly today, in harmony with nature and one another.
At Heenat Salma Farm, education is rooted in nature-based learning and permaculture principles. We believe that children learn best when they engage with the world through their eyes, mind, heart, and hands—observing, thinking, feeling, and doing.
Our curriculum is carefully designed to connect learners with nature while preparing them to live sustainably in a changing world. Through immersive experiences, children develop curiosity, creativity, and compassion, as well as a cooperative spirit that strengthens their relationship with each other and with the environment.
Eyes (Observe & Interact): Sharpening perception and awareness of natural systems.
Heart (Emotional Intelligence): Nurturing empathy, resilience, and compassion.
Mind (Intellect): Building knowledge, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
Hands (Learn by Doing): Developing practical skills through gardening, crafts, cooking, and farming.
Our age-specific curriculum ensures that learning outcomes are meaningful at every stage:
Biodiversity & Permaculture Ethics – Earth Care, People Care, Fair Share, the Web of Life, and interconnectedness.
Living Nature – Exploring soil, water, air, plants, trees, animals, insects, and ecosystems.
Growing Food – From planting and harvesting to cooking and sharing meals.
Environment & Resource Use – Using resources wisely, reducing waste, and practicing reuse, repair, and recycling.
Humans & Communities – Building cooperation, emotional well-being, cultural appreciation, and social responsibility.
Pre-School (4–6 years): First encounters with soil, plants, animals, and family life in nature—learning through play, exploration, and care.
Primary (7–12 years): Engaging with ecosystems, biodiversity, and food growing while learning teamwork, responsibility, and sustainable habits.
Secondary (13–15 years): Deepening awareness of soil, water, climate, and sustainable systems alongside creative expression and critical observation.
High School (15–17 years): Exploring regenerative agriculture, social entrepreneurship, and the global challenges of climate change and resource use.
Through School to Farm and Farm to School programs, learners experience both immersive farm-based activities and in-school workshops tailored to their communities. This dual approach bridges traditional education with hands-on practice, ensuring that knowledge is lived, not just learned.
At Heenat Salma Farm, education is not only about preparing for the future—it’s about living responsibly today, in harmony with nature and one another.
We offer flexible formats to suit schools and communities: immersive on-farm experiences or tailored in-school workshops. Every session transforms concepts into practice, helping students see the real-world applications of biodiversity, sustainable farming, wellness, and the creative arts.
By joining Caravane Earth Academy, learners don’t just study sustainability—they live it, developing responsibility, resilience, and respect for the natural world.
Nurturing eyes, mind, heart, and hands through permaculture-based education.
Programs led by experienced teachers who inspire and engage at every stage.
Choose between on-farm immersive experiences or customized in-school workshops.
Structured learning for Pre-School, Primary, Secondary, and High School.
Students learn through hands-on practices in biodiversity, farming, and creative arts.
At Caravane Earth Academy, learning flows in two directions: from the classroom to the farm, and from the farm back to the classroom.
Both pathways ensure that education is lived, felt, and practiced. Whether examining biodiversity in the fields or creating nature-inspired crafts in the classroom, students gain skills and values that nurture curiosity, responsibility, and harmony with the natural world.
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