This honestly sounds delightful but the stress relief might just be taking a break from school and being with your peers, not the "awe" or outdoor-ness of the activity. Kids should absolutely do nature stuff but it's not a panacea and they can get huge benefits from indoor activities too.
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Are they happier because they are in nature? Or because math is more fun while sitting on top of a mountain? 😂
Also this:
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2024/05/13/1250555639/kids-eyesight-myopia-near-sighted-nearsightedness-outdoor-play
Seriously, do it for science, send the underprivileged kids to the beach and feed them for a week.
and an ultra-privileged bubble
there's an amazing Portuguese restaurant hidden in a BP Station—would highly recommend it if you're in the region
https://www.google.com/maps?q=Caf%C3%A9+Restaurant+du+Creux,+Le+Creux,+1337+Vallorbe,+Switzerland&ftid=0x478db13e626d4127:0x3ff54c1a0c426427&entry=gps&lucs=,94207356,47071704,47069508,94212608,47084304,94206604&g_ep=CAISDTYuMTA0LjIuNDU1OTAYACDXggMqNiw5NDIwNzM1Niw0NzA3MTcwNCw0NzA2OTUwOCw5NDIxMjYwOCw0NzA4NDMwNCw5NDIwNjYwNEICVVM%3D&g_st=ic
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1161533/full#:~:text=This%20study%20suggests%20that%20outdoor%20exercise%20influences%20positive%20emotion%20and,brain%20regions%20related%20to%20creativity.