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Ideas for Outdoor Maths, by Juliet Robertson

Ideas for Outdoor Maths, by Juliet Robertson

6 ideas for using syringes in a mathematical way outside – explore outdoor maths. Blog By Juliet Robertson, Creative Star Learning Ltd. I’ve always used syringes for water play, mark making, as air pumps in technology projects and for having fun in the snow....

Danza de la Luna with Abuelita Tonalmitl – Women’s Time Together

Abuelita Tonalmitl Bienvenido! CLR in partnership with UK Moon Dance (Danza de la luna), Eleanor Sara Cihuaoctoquiani welcomed a Mexican Elder and companions to our Forest Haven in East Sussex! We really value learning from other people and cultures, and couldn’t turn...

Get Real. Get Messy. Get Maths. Get Outdoors.

Outdoors Maths with Juliet Robertson. There are many reasons why maths is a core part of the curriculum worldwide. It provides us with skills and knowledge that can be used in our daily lives. From the moment we wake up, we are constantly estimating, problem-solving...
Crowdfunding for The Woodland Project

Crowdfunding for The Woodland Project

We need your help for our Crowdfunding campaign! Please help us to reach our target – The Woodland Project funds woodland-based days for families with a child with severe learning disabilities and teenagers with mental health difficulties. We are now...

Forest School – A Day in the Life

A day in the life of pumpkin patch nursery forest school   The children arrive for forest school all bundled up in waterproofs and wellies, eager to get out and splash in the puddles! We start our day rolling out our logs to sit on and collecting sticks to make a...

Earth Consciousness: empowering our action in solidarity with life

We at Circle of Life Rediscovery are happy to be working in partnership with Ecodharma in Spain. Ecoharma honours the web of life drawing on Buddhist Dharma and emerging ecological paradigms of our time. Circle of Life Rediscovery’s vision is to transform...

Outdoor Learning – A Case Study by Juliet Robertson

Outdoor Learning at St Geradine Primary School One year ago Juliet Robertson spent two mornings working with a small group of teachers at St Geradine’s Primary School in Lossiemouth. The Depute Head, Fiona Stevenson, who was leading the outdoor learning...
Behaviour – who is it challenging?

Behaviour – who is it challenging?

Behaviour – who is it challenging? By Laura Kennedy I always thoroughly enjoy spending time with my Forest School family and have been blessed to once again join in supportive community, this time at the beautiful Crann Óg Eco Farm outside Gort, Co Galway. ...