A busy August-December 2021. We had very little rain!!

It has been a busy four months as I continued to support Loch Lomond National Park with beach cleans, path maintenance, young ranger programmes and geography field trip facilitation for high schools.

I was back to delivering what works best face to face training and coaching work in South Ayr (Beach School & Outdoor Learning), East Renfrew. (curriculum & Fire Management), Orkney (coaching nurseries & work with Primary staff outdoors), Glasgow (for Stramash: Science; Maths; Technology & Engineering training), Aberdeenshire (Getting Outdoors & Progression in Curriculum), East Ayrshire (Coaching).

Shetland were still stuck with online, but I am hoping after several online sessions this year and in early 2022 I will be up there in the spring 2022.

If that wasn’t enough I have been teaching weekly at St D’s. Magic moments have included: exploring friction & making mini machines with P1/2; making castles with working drawbridges in P2/3; making toys with P3/4, gravity challenges with P4/5, exploring COP26 & animal population fluctuations with P7. The best moments were making bioplastics (2 different ways) with P5/6; and our week of ‘everything explosive- bonfire night’ sessions for every class.. See below, for photographs. or click on the link https://sway.office.com/SnXEZDT34sCWwpL8?ref=Link to see an example of our ‘explosive week’

Early 2022 is likely to involve quite a lot of External Verification for ITC First, writing a STEM programme for an Aberdeenshire school and awarding my First Forest School Cohort there certificates when they are back from External verification..

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Bioplastics on the fire! they worked really well

Bioplastics - they worked really well!

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