Learning through Landscapes CEO, Carley Sefton, reflects on a difficult year
This week my family and I sat down to watch the live streaming of a socially distanced version of A Christmas Carol at The Old Vic. It was wonderful, and […]
LtL Training Update – November 16th 2020
Dear colleagues We have continued our work in schools and early years settings as we believe that outdoor learning and play have never been more needed than now. Outdoor learning […]
Help end clothing poverty for UK schoolchildren
We need you to help end clothing poverty in UK schools and make sure every child can get outdoors, whatever the weather. Make a donation here: [...]
Natural Nations: Having a field day in the Swedish press
During Spring lockdown in the UK, Spain and Malta, our Swedish friends and Erasmus + Natural Nations partners Naturskolan i Lund and Lund University were able to make significant progress with [...]
Asking a favour
Dear friends old and new of LtL, On behalf of LtL I would like to express a heartfelt thank you for all your support over the past few months. We […]
Natural Nations: birds, bees and happy collaboration
‘Really happy that we now have a way forward and a great understanding of what is going to happen next’ […]
Sefari learning resources
A slightly different set of resources from our colleagues at SEFARI (the Scottish Environment, Food and Agriculture Research Institutes) who are sharing educational activities and resources for [...]
Natural Nations: Swedish schools open for survey testing
Our newest Erasmus + transnational project had just got going when Coronavirus arrived and forced us to put the brakes on! Fortunately, the teams from Malta, Spain, Sweden and the […]
Learning to Return Outdoors – learning outdoors as schools return
“I am Carley Sefton, CEO of The Learning through Landscapes Trust (LtL). LtL is a charity founded 30 years ago to promote the use of school grounds in education. LtL […]
A Nana in lockdown – tales from the garden pond
I am a Nana in lockdown and been given two new names by my four fabulous grandkids who I’m sadly not able to hug and squeeze. Well not yet anyway. […]
