Glenburn ASN School, Inverclyde – Outdoor Learning

Glenburn ASN school in Inverclyde realised that a number of pupils were unable to access mainstream Scouting clubs in the local area.  Staff worked with local Scout leaders to establish their own Scouting group within the school.   A new group was created – the 60th Greenock & District Scouting Group.  This group is unique in Scotland as they meet within school time.  Links were made to Article 15 of the UNCRC – Children have the right to join groups, and additional links were made with outdoor learning and the Curriculum for Excellence.  The school created a powerpoint presentation and presented this at a recent Education Scotland Event on outdoor learning.

Pupils are able to access a number of activities that they would be unable to do in school, and have great fun.  All pupils are able to work towards being awarded badges while developing skills, confidence and friendships.

Outdoor Learning

Glenburn ASN School, Inverclyde – Staff Audit

Glenburn ASN School in Inverclyde created a staff audit to ensure that all staff were embedding children’s rights into their daily practice.  The Rights Steering Group of pupils and staff collected the results and included the responses into their action plans.  Glenburn Staff Audit

Report a Glow concern
Cookie policy  Privacy policy

Glow Blogs uses cookies to enhance your experience on our service. By using this service or closing this message you consent to our use of those cookies. Please read our Cookie Policy.