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Classes outside 'help children learn' later in life How school trips can raise standards Guardian Round table debate
Learning outside the classroom builds children's confidence and can transform their relationships with teachers. So how can schools be encouraged to organise more outdoor activities? More... This example shows how Neston High School secures high attainment and levels of progress through a well-integrated curriculum with a broad programme of learning outside the classroom (LOTC). This includes many residential visits, day trips and activities in the local environment. A ‘can do’ culture, more than any of the formal systems, adds the most value to enabling students to achieve well and thrive. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBwKrbfhgDU&feature=relmf Latest update 24.09.2012 15:57
Our Natural Childhood Inquiry has found that parents need more support to make the outdoors a part of everyday family life if we’re to avoid rearing a generation completely cut off from the natural world.
Children should leave the classroom to develop a love of geography, says Michael Palin
NUT & NASUWT - Revisiting Risk Video The aim of the film is to encourage schools to consider using skilled providers when offering children and young people the opportunity to enjoy potentially hazardous activities in a controlled way. LOtC resource packs ; font-family: Verdana; font-size: small; " class="Apple-style-span"> Lindley Educational Trust Festival of Outdoor Learning 2012 Saturday 3 – Sunday 4 March 2012 One in three Local Authority outdoor education centres are facing closure - a Petition to ask the Government to debate this issue IOSH Schools Conference - Risk in Education More...
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