Natural Learning

The Cashmere Press Learning House Collection

Nurture

The Nurture Curriculum

The Nurture Curriculum is Cashmere Press’ approach to learning at home, created around the belief that education should develop the whole child beyond preparing them to pass examinations. Rooted in natural learning, it encourages curiosity, observation, creativity, independence and a genuine relationship with knowledge, allowing children to learn through everyday life as well as more structured study.

Rather than recreating school within the home, The Nurture Curriculum considers how books, nature, conversation, culture, creativity, practical skills and academic learning can work together to nurture capable, thoughtful and curious young people.


Early Years

Ages 2 to 5

Exploration, language, sensory discovery, play and everyday independence.

The Early Years curriculum celebrates natural learning through play, exploration and everyday experiences. At this stage, children are encouraged to discover the world through their senses, develop language and communication, build early confidence and practise simple independence, creating gentle foundations for learning without unnecessary pressure.

A growing collection of beautifully crafted colouring storybooks that spark ideas, share fun stories and facts, and create meaningful bonding moments between children and their parents.

Little Learners

Ages 5 to 7

Building strong foundations through reading, numbers, creativity and curiosity.

The Little Learners curriculum builds strong foundations in reading, numbers, creativity and curiosity while keeping learning engaging and enjoyable. Children are encouraged to ask questions, explore ideas, practise essential skills and grow in confidence as they begin to understand more about themselves and the world around them.

A growing collection of beautifully crafted colouring storybooks that spark ideas, share fun stories and facts, and create meaningful bonding moments between children and their parents.

Growing Minds

Ages 7 to 11

Expanding knowledge, reasoning, self expression and understanding of the wider world.

The Growing Minds curriculum helps children deepen their knowledge while strengthening reasoning, self expression and independent thought. Through broader subjects, thoughtful discussion, creativity and real world exploration, children are encouraged to make connections, form their own ideas and develop a richer understanding of the world around them.

A growing collection of beautifully crafted colouring storybooks that spark ideas, share fun stories and facts, and create meaningful bonding moments between children and their parents.

Independent Minds

Ages 11 to 14

Encouraging deeper thinking, personal interests, responsibility and increasingly independent study.

The Independent Minds curriculum supports young people as they begin to think more deeply, explore personal interests and take greater responsibility for their own learning. With growing independence at its heart, this stage encourages critical thinking, purposeful study, self discipline and the confidence to develop individual ideas, strengths and areas of curiosity.

A growing collection of beautifully crafted colouring storybooks that spark ideas, share fun stories and facts, and create meaningful bonding moments between children and their parents.

Young Scholars

Ages 14 to 16

Supporting academic depth, critical thinking, examination preparation, life skills and the development of the young person’s own intellectual identity.

The Young Scholars curriculum supports teenagers as they move into more focused academic study while continuing to develop confidence, independence and critical thinking. Alongside examination preparation, this stage encourages deeper subject knowledge, practical life skills, thoughtful decision making and the development of a strong intellectual identity that prepares young people for further education and adult life.

A growing collection of beautifully crafted colouring storybooks that spark ideas, share fun stories and facts, and create meaningful bonding moments between children and their parents.