Outdoor Days for Schools
"Nature is the best classroom.."
All proceeds from conferences and activities go directly back into operations at HalleHunneberg. This allows us to continue maintaining trails, barbecue areas, wind shelters, and Bergagården—creating the right conditions for sustainable outdoor recreation and safe, organized access to nature. It ensures the area remains a pleasant and welcoming place for everyone who visits.//The HalleHunneberg Team
Outdoor Day: Ready When It Comes To.
What do you do when your cell phone isn’t working, the power goes out, or you need to help someone who’s been injured? These are questions most of us rarely think about—but it’s good to have answers to them.
“Ready When It Comes To” is an outdoor education day for 7th-grade students that focuses on practical exercises in nature.
By practicing real-life situations, students gain concrete tools for emergency preparedness and outdoor living. Accomplishing something you didn’t think you could do gives you a sense of accomplishment that builds self-confidence.
This outdoor adventure day isn’t just fun—it’s important!
At Halle and Hunneberg, we want to make the outdoor adventure day a natural part of school life through hands-on activities in one of Sweden’s most unique natural environments. Students leave the day with practical knowledge, a stronger sense of camaraderie, and the feeling that they’re a little more prepared than before
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Outdoor Day Activities:
Water – Practical exercises on how to prepare for and purify water when the tap isn’t working.
Heat – Practical exercises on how the body and home stay warm without electricity, and the differences between various materials.
Food – Practical exercises on emergency food and cooking without electricity—we’ll cook together using a camping stove.
Communication – A theoretical and practical module on how to stay informed during a crisis when cell phones and the internet aren’t working.
Health Care and Hygiene – A theoretical module on home first-aid kits, basic care, and how to handle situations without access to water and sewage systems.
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Outdoor Activity Day Schedule:
9:00–9:30 a.m. Gathering in Bergasalen with a presentation of the day’s agenda and practical information. We’ll provide fruit.
9:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m. Theory interspersed with practical exercises on Water and Foodx.
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Lunch; we’ll eat the lunch we’ve prepared ourselves on a camp stove.
12:30–2:00 p.m. Theory interspersed with practical exercises on Warmth and Healthcare/Hygiene.
2:00–2:30 p.m. Theory interspersed with practical exercises on Communication.
2:30–3:00 p.m. Time for reflection.
