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July 29th, 2011

Curriculum for Excellence Outdoors - second annual conference

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The Outdoor Learning in the National Parks project’s second annual conference is shaping up and will also offer additional events and activities around the conference day.

Friday 28th October 2011 sees Glenmore Lodge in the magnificent ancient Caledonian pine forest in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park play host to the conference, which will focus on outdoor workshops showing a wealth of innovative and exciting approaches to outdoor learning. The workshops will provide a mix of partner-led and practitioner-led experiences highlighting the benefits, applications and fun of outdoor learning as it supports all curricular areas.

More information and invitations will come through the seven partner local authorities, and there are opportunities to also undertake one or more CPD courses or to be involved in the Joint National Parks Media Project’s Film Premiere night also on the 28th October. These opportunities are open to staff in the seven partner local authorities and those involved with the Project.

For further information please contact [email protected] or visit the Outdoor Learning in the National Parks Glow pages

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July 27th, 2011

New support materials are available for outdoor learning

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Education Scotland in partnership with some national organisations have published a raft of new support for staff covering a wide range of approaches to outdoor learning. Developed through collaboration with National Parks, Forestry Commission Scotland, Grounds for Learning and a number of schools, this impressive range of resources can be found on the LTS website using the links below.

Woods for Learning
Lady of the Lake: A Literacy and Outdoor Learning Transition Project
LOST? archaeology project
Clim-ATIC Media Project
Grounds for learning videos

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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.