The history of Forest Kindergarten in the UK
The Learning through Landscapes ‘Forest Kindergarten’ qualification is a Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) course, developed since 2009 in partnership with Forestry Scotland. The course [...]
Comparing Forest Kindergarten and Forest School
Forest Kindergarten and Forest School share a partial title, and an engagement with nature. They are however two very different courses, and this article lays out those differences. Forest [...]
New environmental education measures: our response
We were pleased to be one of a number of organisations asked to share our expertise in consultation with the Department for Education and the Natural History Museum recently, as […]
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: [...]
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 […]
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 […]
LtL is 30 years old – help us celebrate!
Learning through Landscapes (LtL) is 30 years old today! You can read all about the history of LtL by clicking here.
Homeschooling and your garden
Hi, I’m Mandy Tulloch, an outdoor learning specialist in Aberdeenshire. I run Mud Pies, weekly nature classes for 2 to 5-year-olds and work in four great primary schools in Aberdeen, […]
Social distancing and getting outdoors – Covid-19
Social distancing and getting outdoors – Covid-19 Like so many people around the world, we are trying to social distance, and yet a sunny weekend has shown the challenges of […]
