All KS3 (Ages 11-14) articles – Page 15
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FeaturesPupil Perspective: How outdoor education has helped me
STO talks to James, a Year 12 student, about the impact outdoor education has had on his life.
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News & IdeasArundel Castle to host History shows from April
Arundel Castle will again host It’s the History Man! performances starting this April, suitable for History pupils.
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News & IdeasShakespeare Themed Bus Tours Launched For Schools
A brand new bus tour called Shakespeare’s London is now available for schools and will allow pupils to explore Shakespearean London.
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FeaturesHistory at Flambards; from the Victorians to the Blitz
From Britain in the Blitz to the Victorians, Flambards in Cornwall supports many areas of the History curriculum.
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News & IdeasPlans revealed for Science education centre in Oxford
The Oxford Trust has announced the go-ahead for the building of a new Science education centre at Stansfeld Park.
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News & IdeasLongleat adds new education session to Marvellous Monsters exhibition
The Marvellous Monsters exhibition at Longleat, opening on 8th April, will be introducing a brand new education workshop for schools.
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News & IdeasName change for National Media Museum
The National Media Museum, Bradford, will change its name to the National Science and Media Museum as of 23rd March.
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FeaturesDevelop pupils’ Creative Writing skills on a residential
STO finds out about Arvon, a company that offers residentials to help pupils advance their Creative Writing skills.
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FeaturesBecome a champion of STEM at Tech Deck
STO discovers why the Tech Deck and Education Centre is a sound destination for a STEM-related school trip.
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News & IdeasNew combined educational visit in Stratford-upon-Avon
Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly Farm and Shakespeare's Schoolroom and Guildhall in Warwickshire have teamed up to create a new joint itinerary for visiting school groups.
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FeaturesThe 5 elements of great LOtC
Sarah Blackwell, chairman of the Archimedes group of companies that delivers Forest School training across the country reveals what she considers to be the five key elements that contribute to a successful LOtC experience.
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News & IdeasGroups Direct launches Educational Overnights
Groups Direct has revealed Educational Overnights - a new collection of school trips that include a West End show.
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News & IdeasBrickworks Museum welcomes schools
The Brickworks Museum, in Bursledon in Hampshire, is welcoming school groups for tours and a selection of curriculum linked workshops.
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News & IdeasDetails revealed for Learning Beyond the Classroom conference
It has been announced that a Learning Beyond the Classroom conference will take place on 21st April at High Ashurst Outdoor Education Centre, in Surrey.
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FeaturesBuilding LOtC experiences with local businesses
In January, content marketing business the tree joined forces with east London charity Shoreditch Trust to develop a workshop for 14 to 16 year olds. Read more about the process here.
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News & IdeasWST Travel launches London school trip competition
WST – the school travel company that was voted Best School Tour Operator at the School Travel Awards – has launched a competition to give away a school trip to London.
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News & IdeasThe Dragon’s Tale: new D&T workshop at Legoland
Legoland has launched a new Design & Technology workshop called The Dragon’s Tale for Key Stage 1 pupils.
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FeaturesHistory days for Key Stages 1 to 3 at Tudor World
Located in Stratford upon Avon, is Tudor World, where pupils studying History can get involved in hands-on, engaging workshops.
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News & IdeasTurner Contemporary launches Art competition for schools
The Turner Contemporary gallery in Kent is hosting an Art competition for schools; here's how to to enter.
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News & IdeasNew Local History workshops at M Shed
The learning team at M Shed in Bristol has developed a number of new Local History workshops and resources.