Showing posts with label Big Outdoors Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big Outdoors Day. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 April 2017

Wild Writing

A Padlet produced by Helen Caldwell as part of the DLAB Erasmus project. Ideas for Wild Writing.
On Tuesday, Mr. Parkinson will be leading a CPD session for all Y1-6 staff on ideas for Outdoor Learning.

Made with Padlet

Thursday, 27 February 2014

Big Outdoors Day

We are now featured on the schools' website, and there's also a brief feature (using the same press release) in the Ely News.

Big Outdoors Day Passports

Don't forget to hand in your Big Outdoors Passport to Miss Furness or Mr. Parkinson, or your form tutors... There are prizes for each age group for the ones that are completed the best.
I loved this front cover from one of the passports - really interesting idea...

Thursday, 13 February 2014

Big Outdoors Day

We hope you enjoyed the day, and the Crafty Explorer-style monsters you created where great. I love my new minion on my computer screen.

Can we remind you that the passports you were given have a competition linked to them.
There are some great outdoors related prizes that you can win, if you are crafty and add some additional elements to the passports, such as great comments and reviews of the sessions, photographs and other things. There are rucksacks, water bottles, lights and various other prizes to be won in different year groups.

Passports can be handed in in the first week back after half term.
There will be some more photos and feedback on the BIG OUTDOORS DAY page of Firefly.

Image by Tom Morgan Jones

Monday, 10 February 2014

KEJ Big Outdoors Day

Fingers crossed for good weather tomorrow on the 11th of February as KEJ are having their Big Outdoors Day, when they will ALL be spending the day, well, outdoors...
All students will be getting a passport tomorrow morning.

We have a range of activities taking place.

- the construction of a willow dome which will contribute towards a planned outdoor classroom
- art work using a range of different methods and media
- visiting speakers including mountaineers and Polar explorer Jamie Buchanan Dunlop
- poetry
- campfire singers
- hot chocolate and camping-style food
- Ely Scheme activities
- Raptors
- a Historical surprise
- artwork

.... and much more besides.
There'll be plenty of reports here, and I'll try to blog through the day. Also follow the feed from @KingsElyGeog on Twitter.

P.S: It's going to rain, so dress accordingly...