Nestled in the heart of the Northern Rivers, near the iconic Byron Bay, lies Bangalow, or “Bangalla” as known by its original Bundjalung name, signifying ‘a low hill’ or a ‘Bangalow Palm tree,’ also referred to as Piccabeen in Queensland.

This central gem of the shire is rich in history and community spirit, surrounded by nature’s marvels, from flowing rivers to the scenic parklands of Bangalow Weir, and the lush landscapes that embrace the town. Vibrant events like the Billy Cart Derby and Film Festival mirror the town’s energetic spirit, while its quaint streets display local produce and crafts in delightful cafes and boutiques.

While in the heart of a bustling town -WEBS serves as a portal to outdoor adventures, inviting exploration and the discovery of immersive nature play and homeschool programs.

Cradled by the gentle flow of the Simpson River, our private venue in Brunswick Heads stands as a testament to the beauty of the natural world and culture that defines this region. The land teems with stories from our mentors, offering children and families a unique opportunity to connect with the profound heritage of flora and fauna, of land-based wisdom.

This vibrant space is where the joys of childhood—swimming, canoeing, and splashing in the river at low tide—are lived to the fullest. As morning grows, the glow of campfires lights up faces with tales of adventure, with the freedom to explore nature’s wonders fosters a sense of independence. Our Brunswick sanctuary is a community cornerstone for celebration, learning, and the pure joy of being outdoors.

Every visit enriches the soul, and the laughter of children learning freely echoes through the air. This land’s caretakers offer Scholarships for 3 Spots per Term.

Embraced by the Northern Rivers region, Lennox Head unfolds its tapestry of natural wonders. From the legendary surf at Lennox Point to the serene, tea-tree-stained waters of Lake Ainsworth, it offers a sanctuary for both adventure and tranquillity. This town, steeped in the beauty of the Bundjalung Nation, respects its Aboriginal roots, and with so many notable locations it is hard to choose one favourite.

Spirit thrives in our co-learning community here, weaving a vibrant social fabric. WEBS invites you to partake in its environmental beauty, encapsulating a truly unique yet organic childhood experience. Bathe and soak in soul and sun, guided by mentors alongside nature.

Connecting with nature doesn’t always mean going outback, it’s often about feeling at home in the natural land that surrounds you. Our group rotate and rove, between multiple places of learning within the Lennox Head region.

Tintenbar, found in the tail end of one the most scenic roads, Friday Hut rd’ showcasing the hinterland, a gem waiting to be discovered. Killen Falls is set amidst the remnants of the Big Scrub rainforest and offers a secluded paradise for nature, seed collectors, and bird enthusiasts, big and small.

This village isn’t just about natural beauty, disappear while adventuring the rolling hills of paddocks and mixed rainforests. A visit here promises a blend of serenity, natural wonder, and a deep sense of discovery and the force of water. Water that makes it to your house, if you happen to be on town water.

Here we float down the river, healed by the flowing water, sharing fire and story, spotting turtles, elusive eels, carp’s in mixed sizes, birds and natural beehives. Tintenbar is a unique and inviting destination​.