LearnCat Tell a Story, Journeys
19 September 11.00
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At the Scottish Storytelling Centre – Journeys
Join us in Glow TV for the third of our Tell a Story events with the Scottish Storytelling Centre. This event lets you find out more about ‘Journeys’
‘Tell a Story Day’ is celebrated across Scotland in October. In the 3 weeks leading up to this national event join Storytellers in the ‘bothy’ at the Scottish Storytelling Centre in Edinburgh via Glow TV.
Dinosaur Discovery
20 September, 1.30
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http://blogs.educationscotland.gov.uk/glowscotland/2013/09/16/dinosaur-discovery/
What kind of dinosaurs do you know about? Which was the largest, which was the smallest, which had the most horns, or longest neck, or which at the most food? How can we learn more about the dinosaurs that ruled the earth using evidence and fossils and what they can tell us about the history of the earth? What type of dinosaurs roamed the planet and where did they go?
LearnCat Fruit Crumble Cakes Bake Off from Cooking Bus in Wallace Primary
24 September 11.00
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Join us for the fourth Bake Off event live in Glow TV where the cooking bus team will demonstrate how to prepare your ingredients safely and hygienically and a chef will talk about the ingredients he/she has sourced and demonstrate how to bake tray-bakes. Watch the live demonstration and ask the Chef on board questions about ingredients, food hygiene or get some baking tips.
Meet the Artist – David Batchelor
24 September 14.00
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Turning the ordinary into something beautiful
David Batchelor is an artist, born in Dundee and now living in London who is best known for his brightly coloured sculptures using industrial materials including lightboxes from neon street signs, industrial dollies used to move heavy objects and items from everyday life such as brightly coloured plastic sunglasses and kitchen utensils.
Mary Queen of Scots
2 October 2013 13.30
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Join our expert team at the National Museum of Scotland to find out more about the life and times of Mary, Queen of Scots.
Crowned Queen of Scots at just nine months old; married, crowned Queen Consort of France and widowed all by the time she was 18 years old: Mary Stewart’s life was nothing if not eventful.
More Scotland Sings
2 October, 14.15
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Join Scotland Sings once again for a classroom singalong! Previous events have had schools up and down the country joining in with songs both in Scots and Gaelic.
For full details of these and other events, please log in to Glow and view the current schedule:
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