Learning from the Rocks Under Our Feet
April 7, 2025
Recently, while reading Sharon Blackie’s Hagitude, I found myself completely captivated by her reflections on place, time, and the stories etched into the land. One
Recently, while reading Sharon Blackie’s Hagitude, I found myself completely captivated by her reflections on place, time, and the stories etched into the land. One
“We already take learning outdoors.” It’s something I hear often and it’s usually followed by a description of clipboards, worksheets, and maybe a maths trail
explore creative ways to assess outdoor learning without worksheets, aligned with Scotland’s Assessment is for Learning approach.
When it comes to outdoor learning, one of the most frequent and important questions I’m asked is, What should staff-to-child ratios be? The simple answer
Earth Day, celebrated every year on April 22nd, is a global event dedicated to raising awareness about the environment and inspiring people to take action
Wildfires. Did you know they have seasons? Spring is a critical season here in Scotland. Working outdoors and using fire are two reasons I keep a very
It was an Autumn day, but one of those with clear blue skies and the temperature is comfortable enough to be outdoors without a jacket.
In this episode, Carol looks ahead. As this academic year comes to an end, it’s time to start thinking about how to support outdoor learning in the next academic year.
In this episode, Carol looks ahead. As this academic year comes to an end, it’s time to start thinking about how to support outdoor learning in the next academic year.
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