P5 at Knightsridge Primary were just amazing at finding “Up-levelled” words around the school grounds. Engagement was 100% and so simple to set-up with a school orienteering map.
Get Outside and try it!
Month: February 2017
Rivers and the Scottish Landscape
Riverside Primary P5 looking at the local River Almond weir just 5 minutes from the school gates. The Scottish landscape: rivers, flooding, wildlife, transport…just got real!
Get outside!
Brilliant New Resource: Outdoor Learning,Timelines and History
Follow the link below to a great new resource for Outdoor Learning:-
This learning resource is full of great content, with advice and guidance supporting a range of activity suggestions, from time lines to graphic stories (the Celtic myth of The Sorrow of Derdriu and the Anglo-Saxon legend of Beowulf) and cut out models. It’s all based around the idea of going to visit an archaeological or historic site, recording and discussing it, then creating an interpretative poster with both factual text and creative drawing and writing.
This resource is intended for anyone taking groups of children to an archaeological site: teachers, youth group leaders and archaeological educators.
Peel Primary after school Outdoor Club
Peel Primary are doing great work in getting children outdoors and we love the Outdoor Club that runs on Wednesday.
Well done to Miss Barker the P6 class teacher and outdoor guru!
Mary Queen of Scots and Linlithgow Palace
Riverside Primary P5 enjoying a tour with the brilliant helpers of Linlithgow primary.
They spent the day at the Palace, looking at the “glacial” Peel loch, the crannog islands and climbing up Cockleroy to enjoy the view across the Forth estuary. What a day!
