Holly Bromley is a passionate homeschool mom, outdoor early childhood educator, and nature-inspired professional artist. Since 2017, she has taught children of all ages, including three years at a forest preschool, deepening her love for outdoor education and her belief that natural environments make the best classrooms. As the founder of Wild Ones Art Club, Holly integrates nature exploration and creative expression into her curriculum, nurturing creativity, environmental appreciation, and emotional well-being in the next generation. Her personal journey took a life-altering turn in 2006 when she suffered a severe electrical shock, which left her with permanent muscle and nerve damage. This experience ignited a profound appreciation for life, inner strength, and the importance of mental health. As she navigated her recovery, Holly found healing in painting and being immersed in nature, transforming her personal challenges into a source of inspiration for her art and teaching. Today, Holly is dedicated to nurturing confidence, resilience, and creativity in children, fostering a sense of connection with both themselves and the natural world.

With over 13 years of experience as an early childhood educator and the founder of BC's Born to Explore nature program, Blaine is deeply committed to creating nurturing environments where children and families can thrive. She has a super skill of meeting children where they're at and supporting them based on their individual needs. She wants every child to win.

Specializing in outdoor, nature-based learning and S.T.E.M. education, Blaine fosters a love of exploration that sparks curiosity while building essential skills in critical thinking and problem-solving. Her unique approach integrates the natural world with hands-on activities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, inspiring children to develop a passion for learning and innovation.

Blaine combines her extensive knowledge of child development with her love for nature and discovery.

As a mother herself, she brings a compassionate, nurturing touch to her work, ensuring each child feels supported in their emotional and academic journey. ​

Meet Ashliegh! A mother and dedicated early childhood educator with 13 years of experience nurturing young minds. With a passion for outdoor education and animal care, she oversees and develops educational programs focused on the study and appreciation of fauna (animals), particularly within natural or outdoor settings. Mrs. Ashliegh also brings a compassionate and child-centered approach to her teaching, firmly believing in the power of child-led learning. She nurtures exploration and creativity, adapting each experience to suit the unique needs of every child. Through her thoughtful guidance, she inspires a deep appreciation for nature while helping children develop empathy and respect for all living beings. Ashliegh is a natural at educating outside of the box and brings hands on learning to a whole new level. She makes learning fun for the children and has us all laughing daily. 

Ewan Cramond, a Grade 7 student at Surrey’s first public outdoor school, was the very first child to enroll and has embraced nature-based learning from day one. Known for his leadership and compassion, Ewan is passionate about fostering an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and supported.

Ewan volunteers with Wild Ones Art Club’s after-school program and camps, working closely with educators to guide and support younger children through nature exploration, games, art, and STEM projects. His peers look up to him as a role model of kindness, patience, and responsibility. (And he's also incredibly cool!)

Ewan naturally holds space for everyone and is always ready to lend a helping hand or offer encouragement. His ability to connect with others and create a positive, inclusive environment makes him a standout role model. Ewan’s humor, patience, and devotion shine through in everything he does, and we are incredibly grateful to have him on our team!