After gaining insights into the objectives of The Seal Project, two John Muir Award students developed posters to raise awareness about appropriate actions when encountering seals, highlighting what to do — and behaviours to avoid
Kmoki is preparing for her Duke of Edinburgh Bronze expedition and has written this short article to tell you about some of the kit you might need.
One of our students, ‘Kmoki’, has been studying anime for her Arts Award and we are delighted that she has agreed to share her work with us to complete her award. She has produced some very beautiful artwork for her project and we’re sure you’re going to love it. Well done, Kmoki!
Writing haikus outdoors, immersed in nature, offers students a meditative experience. By observing natural phenomena and crafting poetic responses, they connect with the environment. Linked to the John Muir Award, this practice becomes a pathway to deepening appreciation for wild places.
Our students make some reusable decorations for Halloween.
Today we have been planting acorns, beech nuts, cherries and rowan berries. We hope that in the spring some of them will have grown into seedlings so that we can plant them in the woods. This is how we did it.
Now we just have to wait until spring and hopefully we will have some baby trees!