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March 22nd, 2010

Information on regional events in May and June

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Event enquiries are arriving thick and fast

We have received a number of enquiries about the forthcoming regional events planned for May and June. At the moment we are in the process of planning the events and hope to have dates and venues pinned down very shortly. As soon as we have further details we will post them here.

Each of the Local Authorities will be invited to nominate a number of staff to attend. It is hoped that there will be a healthy mix of practitioners from a variety of backgrounds, in addition to Local Authority managers responsible for quality improvement.

If you would like to attend one of the events, please keep an eye on the blog for further details of dates and venues. It might be beneficial to register your interest with your head of establishment in advance.

It is extremely encouraging to receive so many enquiries. Rest assured that we will keep you up to date with developments. Thanks again for your interest!

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March 16th, 2010

LTS appoints two Outdoor Learning Development Officers

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LTS are delighted to announce the appointment of Chalmers Smith and Ryan Reed as outdoor learning Development Officers (DOs) from 1st April 2010 for a period of 12 months.

Chalmers Smith, who has been seconded to LTS from Midlothian for the past six months as the Outdoor Learning Framework DO, will continue on the implementation of Curriculum for Excellence through Outdoor Learning by leading the development of support for staff. Alongside Ryan, he will also be organising six regional events planned throughout Scotland for May and June 2010.

Ryan Reed has been working as the Outdoor Learning Online Resource DO for the past 4 months. Ryan will continue development in this area and will work alongside Chalmers to organise the six regional events. Ryan will also lead in developing a national network for outdoor learning.

The development of these two posts demonstrates the ongoing commitment to the programme of work in outdoor learning by LTS and the ongoing support for outdoor learning from the Scottish Government.

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From school grounds to going abroad, there are many locations for outdoor learning. The journey through education for any child in Scotland must include opportunities for a series of planned, quality outdoor learning experiences.