A Natural Place to
Learn And Grow

Daycare • Microschool • After‑School

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New · Junior Horsemanship Lessons

Saddle Up
With Kayla

Saturday horse lessons for beginner to intermediate riders, taught by Kayla, who has been riding since she was 4. Safety first, then groundwork, horse care, connection and riding, in small semi-private groups of up to 4. Nature Academy students save $10 a lesson.

When Public
School Isn’t
Working…

Your child shouldn’t have to squeeze into a one‑size‑fits‑all desk. At Nature Academy, we turn the “square‑peg, round‑hole” school experience into a custom‑carved path—where curiosity sets the pace, siblings stick together, and the only bullying happening is weeds in the garden.

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Our Programs

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Preschool
(Ages 3–5)

State-certified, family-style care. Play-based days with music, stories, and outdoor time. Full or part-time, Mon–Thu, 8:00–5:30.

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Microschool
(K–5th, Ages 5th–12th)

Full curriculum in small, mixed-age groups; individualized pacing and outdoor-first learning. Approved vendors: Utah Fits All, OpenEd, Harmony, Carson Smith.

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After-School
Programs & Tutoring
(Ages 5–12)

From school release to 5:30 pm: homework help, hands-on projects, supervised outdoor play. Ideal for families near Panorama, Sandstone, and nearby schools.

Schedule And Options

Hours:8 am – 5:30 pm, Mon‑Fri
Choose:Full‑time • Part‑time • After‑school
All meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner and two snacks provided every school day.

Simple 3‑Step Enrollment

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What Our Client Say

Lauren B. — happy parent

Lauren B.

Happy Parents
“Nature Academy gave my kids space to learn and breathe—siblings together, tons of outdoor time, and teachers who truly notice them.”