Pros: 1. Increased Sense of Social Interaction: Forest schools provide an opportunity for children to build relationships with their peers, as well as with nature, fostering cooperation and teamwork. 2. Improves Problem-Solving and Decision-Making: By being exposed to a variety of activities and tasks in a natural environment, children gain in their ability to analyze situations, think critically, and make decisions. 3. Improved Physical and Mental Health: Studies have shown that outdoor activities and physical exercise can improve self-esteem and overall mental health. Forest school can provide a safe and fun environment for physical activities. 4. Development of Motor Skills: Playing outdoors in a natural environment allows children to develop their physical skills, agility and coordination. Cons: 1. Decentralized Learning: Forest schools can be fairly decentralized, often be lacking in structure or educational resources. 2. Safety Implications: Since forest schools are conducted outdoors in the natural environment, there can be dangers such as sharp objects, wild animals, insects, and hazardous weather conditions that must be taken into consideration when planning activities. 3. Access Issues: Forest schools may not be easily accessible for all students due to socio-economic factors such as transportation, accessibility, and financial resources. 4. Limited Resources: Forest schools may also be limited in educational materials and resources due to their decentralized nature.