“We do get muddy carpets, but the mud dries”
Watch this lovely video featuring Scottish educators, enthusiastic about their outdoor learning as part of Learning for Sustainability practice.
Climate change – “it’s not just our problem”
Watch this lovely "We grow together, we connect together" video featuring Scottish educators and young people talking about tackling climate change and environmental problems, part of their Learning for Sustainability practice.
The impact of Generation Wild – watch this video!
Generation Wild, a WWT project, has connected thousands of children and families with nature, improving well-being and increasing care and concern for nature. Watch and listen to this simple but beautiful video which captures the impact of connecting children to nature, through animation and children’s voices.
Lessons in Grass: Greening School Grounds
Checkout this fantastic video from the Children & Nature Network. It features simple and easily replicated approaches from an education centre in the Czech Republic. The Czech case study is described here along with the key aspects: Engaging and simple. Lessons in Grass encourages using spaces, materials and resources that are [...]
An Actor, an Economist and The Answer to Everything
Partha Dasgupta is a Cambridge University economist who in 2021 prepared a more than 600-page report for the British government about the financial value of nature. The New York Times has published an opinion video to make these important ideas more accessible and fun. More suitable for older pupils and [...]
Outdoor learning videos to re-invigorate you!
In their content packed January 2023 e-bulletin (issue 54), East Ayrshire’s LOST team remind us about these 2 great videos. Grab a cuppa and enjoy! For all ages and stages, Outdoor Learning in Scottish Education With case studies of particular interest to Secondary Schools, check out Outdoor Learning the extended [...]
Rewild Your World – Save Our Pollinators #rewildyourworld
The John Muir Trust’s latest Wild Inside e-newsletter (issue 54) has shared this lovely animation from Fire Lily Studio, to inspire you to get wildflowers growing in your world. Keep in touch with regular John Muir Trust news updates by signing up for our monthly eNewsletter.
Scottish schools create films about invasive species
The Scottish Invasive Species Initiative has been making movies with the young people of Kellands Primary School, Bualnaluib (Aultbea) Primary School and Scourie Primary. Check out these films here.
