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“East Ayrshire Council announces that hundreds of children will benefit from a cash boost to their school to get them learning outdoors – thanks to the initiative of one of their teachers.
Grange Campus has been awarded a grant of £55,570 from the Climate Change Fund to establish an “outdoor classroom”, thanks to a successful bid by Morag Ferguson. Mrs Ferguson is a “transition teacher” in science, working with pupils from Grange, Annanhill, Park School and Woodstock School. And she is now forging ahead with a three- point plan for the Power Off and Learn Outdoors (POLO) project.”
Congratulations Morag, good work!
MoreThe following dates and venues have been agreed for the forthcoming regional events:
13 May - Aberdeen
20 May - Dunfermline
26 May - Edinburgh
03 June - Troon
08 June - Renfrew
15 June - Inverness
Local authority representation has been invited via a letter to Directors of Education. National partner organisations have also received invitations to attend events as partner delegates.
The aim of each event is to raise the profile of the guidance document “Curriculum for Excellence through Outdoor Learning”, the new online resource, and to help practitioners and managers explore what this will mean for them.
Events will include a keynote speech, discussion groups and workshops and will offer opportunities for individuals and partners to network.Please be advised that we can not offer individual places directly. If you would like to attend one of the events please make your interest known to your local authority in the first instance.
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