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Expand your Classroom.... delivering the curriculum in your school grounds
12 March 2010 - SNH Conference Centre, Battleby, Nr Perth
THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL - PLEASE CONTACT US TO BE PLACED ON WAITING LIST OR CLICK HERE TO LOOK AT OUR ALTERNATIVE TRAINING COURSE DATES
Active learning should continue beyond the early years…through primary school and into secondary. These practical approaches must not be seen as a ‘bolt-on’ or alternative form of provision but part of an integrated experience.’ - Building the Curriculum 4
We’re all in the business of nurturing confident, responsible young people who enjoy success in learning and can communicate effectively. School grounds offer a great opportunity on your doorstep to open up learning in a practical, fun & meaningful way where you can deliver an excellent curriculum that’s inclusive to all.
Whether you’re an enthusiastic outdoor practitioner or a nervous novice, our 2010 National Networking Event will equip you to use grounds to deliver A Curriculum for Excellence and enhance the educational experience of your children & young people.
· hands-on workshops exploring innovative, effective & achievable outdoor approaches
· thought-provoking presentations to inspire and challenge
· practical examples of how to deliver ACE experiences & outcomes in your spaces
· market place stalls to visit and time to network with each other
The event is open to anyone interested in school grounds - primary and secondary teachers, early years practitioners, local authority staff and individuals & organisations who support schools & settings with the use & development of their outdoor spaces.
Workshops themes will be based around the broad curricular areas of numeracy, literacy, health & wellbeing, science, social studies and expressive arts and will include excellent examples of good practice from early years, primary & secondary settings.
Download more information and a booking form ‘Whole day really informative, full of ideas, inspiration and lots of food for thought – will be recommending to colleagues for the future’
‘Great to be actively involved rather than just sitting listening – works for adults, must be right for children and young people’
2008 event delegates
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