The £17k-a-year school where classes are taught in tents

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47% : The head told MailOnline: 'It is not all wishy-washy, so much of what we do is routed in scientific research and in science, we know it works.'Pupils at Liberty Woodland School have their lessons taught outdoors come rain or shineThe £17,000-a-year school does not teach its' primary or secondary pupils in the conventional wayWherever possible, all lessons are taught either outside or in yule-style tents they call 'dens'Leanna Barrett, founder and headteacher of Liberty Woodland School in MordenChildren at the school also eat mostly vegetarian lunches and the headteacher said some of the eight to 10-year-olds have already started studying GCSE level geography.

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