How a museum does No Mow May
Discover how the National Museum of Scotland has been taking part in No Mow May for the last five years. This has had a 'mind blowing' boost in insect biodiversity, as well as a huge impact on people and nature. Read the full story here. This includes a great video. [...]
Learning for Sustainability – free online session 22 August 2024
This free Knowledge Exchange session for learning practitioners in the museum sector aims to support the education of young people on climate action. This event is organised by Museum Galleries Scotland. Find out more about the event, discussion topics, and sign up, via the link above.
Creative responses to art and nature
Check out the Wild Escape Project, which connects art and nature. Find a museum or gallery near you, and explore teacher resources. This project supports children and young people to develop collective digital artwork and interact with natural themes.
Exploring Urban Nature – resources for schools
Check out these Natural History Museum learning resources. These are designed to support the teaching of curriculum-linked topics around the theme of urban nature. The activities are designed to inspire young people to better understand urban biodiversity and the issues affecting their local environment. They have been created as part of [...]
Biodiversity: Life In Scotland – digital sessions for primary pupils
Make a date with National Museums Scotland for your P4-7 pupils! Learn about four different ecosystems in Scotland through objects, games and microscopic imagery in these free 25 minutes sessions, on 28 October and 2 November.
