All KS2 (Ages 7-11) articles – Page 25
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News & IdeasNational Theatre to host theatre making course for teachers
A two-day Theatre Making course for teachers will be held at the National Theatre on 17th and 18th March.
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News & IdeasStudents become amateur palaeontologists at Port Lympne Reserve
Port Lympne Reserve has announced that preparations are underway for a new dinosaur attraction, and visiting pupils will be able to dig for fossils and try their hand at palaeontology.
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News & IdeasMerlin For Groups unveils new trip planning website with schools section
Merlin For Groups has launched a new website, with a section designed to help with planning for school trips.
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FeaturesSix ways to celebrate Shakespeare Week outside of the classroom
Get into the swing of Shakespeare week with some of these outdoor learning opportunities for students.
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FeaturesLearn Prehistory, Science, Literacy and Numeracy at an Iron Age Settlement
Celtic Harmony is a charity that offer educational sessions inspired by the heritage of ancient Britain.
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News & IdeasInteractive STEM workshops at the Big Bang UK Fair
The Big Bang UK Scientists and Engineers Fair, from 16th to 19th March at the NEC, Birmingham, will combine theatre shows, interactive workshops, exhibits and careers information for students studying Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM).
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FeaturesThe 10 most read features on STO in 2015
We reveal the features that have been most popular with School Travel Organiser readers this year, starting with the tenth most popular and counting down to first place.
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FeaturesItinerary Idea: The Roman Baths
Experience The Roman Baths with an itinerary that links to History, Art and Design, Numeracy, Literacy and PSHE.
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FeaturesItinerary Idea: Sea Life, Brighton
Visit Sea Life Brighton for an itinerary tying in Science, Geography, Art and Drama for Key Stages 1 and 2.
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News & IdeasWind in the Willows to launch educational resources
Educational resources will be available for Wind in the Willows when it embarks on its UK tour.
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Features12 tips for embedding away from desk education at your school
Pointers for getting the most out of the practice of learning outside the classroom.
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News & IdeasJoin the school tree planting project
If you’ve got a bit of time to kill over the Christmas holidays, apply for the school tree planting project, created by the Woodland Trust and the government.
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FeaturesDiscovering the great outdoors at The Yorkshire Arboretum
Rachel Bailey spoke to The Yorkshire Arboretum’s education officer Kathryn Hardaker, who organises school visits for Primary school children.
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FeaturesLinking character education to learning outside the classroom
When thinking about personal development and character education we must not be blind to the world outside the classroom walls, writes Elaine Skates, chief executive of the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom and STO columnist.
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FeaturesIt’s not just Geography at Snowdonia National Park
Education officers from Snowdonia explain why the National Park’s environment is a great one for learning outside the classroom.
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FeaturesLearning outside the classroom through social action and volunteering
LOtC advocates are keen for students of all ages to get involved in the #iwill campaign. Here’s how you can too.
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News & IdeasAnimal Kingdom exhibition ties in with History, Science and Photography
A collection of natural history images are brought to three-dimensional life in an exhibition showing at the Horniman Museum.
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FeaturesCross curricular learning at the living laboratory
School Travel Organiser takes a look at the benefits of booking a visit to the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT), Wales.
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News & IdeasImproving lives outside the classroom: conference dates announced
A conference on Raising Standards and Improving Lives Outside the Classroom will take place at The Haycock Hotel in Cambridgeshire on Friday 29th January.
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FeaturesFocus on: Classrooms in the Forest, Whinlatter
School Travel Organiser finds out why a classroom in the forest serves as a great place to learn.