What To Bring
Its good to be well prepared when you come to the Shieling Project.
We will be spending a lot of time outside: walking, drawing, talking, working, and we need to be comfortable. The basic equipment is a waterproof jacket and waterproof over-trousers and wellies. These are essential even for a short visit, and will help you keep on getting outside whatever the weather. When you book with the project you will receive a full kit list to help you prepare.
See you later Alligator (& our Autumn term). Windy days, sending letters, old dens, new friends and a holiday for the Larch Cat. So many stories from the Summerlings magic filled learning adventures. A joy filled tattie holiday to you all! https://t.co/9v4Q0Gj8Lz
See you later Alligator (& our Autumn term). Windy days, sending letters, old dens, new friends and a holiday for the Larch Cat. So many stories from the Summerlings magic filled learning adventures. A joy filled tattie holiday to you all! pic.twitter.com/9v4Q0Gj8Lz
— The Shieling Project (@shielingproject) October 12, 2018
Stories are at the heart of a lot of what we do. Last Saturday, the three year-old on my lap, captivated by Margaret Bennett's description of shieling life reminded me of that.
Check out @FoSTorg's videos on what's stayed the same and what's changing
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This is what we are good at, and always improving through working in partnership with local schools on attainment challenge projects.
A change of context and applied learning can make all the difference to engagement.
What can we offer your learners?
#situatedlearning https://t.co/M9tv5gKBHu
This is what we are good at, and always improving through working in partnership with local schools on attainment challenge projects.
— The Shieling Project (@shielingproject) September 26, 2018
A change of context and applied learning can make all the difference to engagement.
What can we offer your learners?#situatedlearning pic.twitter.com/M9tv5gKBHu
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Photos by the Shieling Project, Mhairi Baird, George Logan and David Powell