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Learning outside the classroom had major impact on behaviour

2024-07-22T13:41:00

A boy with muddy hands taking part in an activity as part of the Waterways, Wildlife and Wellbeing project

Source: Canal & River Trust copyright - credit Canal & River Trust

Pupils and teachers reported a significant impact on engagement and behaviour linked to learning outside the classroom as part of an 18-month project. 

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