News & Ideas Full Archive – Page 41
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News & IdeasTfL to inspire young people’s interest in engineering
Transport for London (TfL) has announced its support for the Year of Engineering campaign.
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News & IdeasMerlin reveals new features at attractions in Manchester
Merlin Entertainments has revealed details of two new features to launch at Sea Life Manchester and Legoland Discovery Centre Manchester, this year.
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News & IdeasSacrewell Farm prepares Farm Camp for schools
Throughout the summer term, Peterborough-based Sacrewell Farm will be running Farm Camp for pupils and details have been revealed.
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News & IdeasWin a chance to meet Sir David Attenborough at Jurassic exhibition in York
The York Museum’s Trust has announced that Sir David Attenborough will be opening its new exhibition, Jurassic World, and York schools can enter a competition to meet him.
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News & IdeasSchool resources available with Matilda tour
The tour, which will begin in March and conclude in January 2019, will be accompanied with an education programme, it has been revealed.
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News & IdeasKate Humble to speak at Learning Beyond The Classroom Conference
Television presenter Kate Humble has been announced as a key note speaker at this year’s conference which aims to inspire outdoor learning.
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News & IdeasBohunt Education Trust poll highlights importance of outdoor education
A survey commissioned by the Bohunt Education Trust (BET) has revealed that people want a greater focus on outdoor learning for schoolchildren.
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News & IdeasDinosaurs in the Wild is coming to London
Live action experience Dinosaurs in the Wild will run at the Greenwich Peninsula in London from 10th February until 31st July.
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News & IdeasScience and Media Museum to celebrate engineering with 3D film
The Science and Media Museum in Bradford has announced it will be celebrating the Year of Engineering with a 3D IMAX film alongside school events.
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News & IdeasHabitats and Adaptations: Twycross Zoo
Twycross Zoo is a fantastic place to visit, with the opportunity to discover animals pupils may have only seen on computer screens.
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News & IdeasPM’s environment plan to increase school trips
Prime Minister Theresa May has pledged to double the number of pupils visiting national parks on school trips.
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News & IdeasStar fish display at Sea Life Brighton to support Science
Sea Life Brighton is set to unveil its newest creature installation, Sea Stars, which can be used during a school visit.
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News & IdeasNew BFG themed workshop at Canterbury Museums & Galleries
This year sees an updated programme of learning activities on offer at Canterbury Museums & Galleries, including a new Roald Dahl workshop.
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News & IdeasDetails for Outdoor Classroom Day revealed
Outdoor Classroom Day, run by campaigners Dirt is Good and Learning Through Landscapes, will once again celebrate Learning Outside the Classroom and the effects it has on education.
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News & IdeasHistoric London: AC Tours
AC Tours has recently started working with educational groups and, in particular, schools visiting the capital.
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News & IdeasMore than ever for schools at French National Sea Centre
On 19th May, a massive expansion of NAUSICAA, the French National Sea Centre in Boulogne-sur-Mer, will open to the public.
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News & IdeasYHA chairman marks reappointment with hostel refurbishment
Peter Gaines, YHA chairman, is marking his reappointment with a £2.5million investment in Bath Youth Hostel, to make it more accessible for schools and young people.
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News & IdeasSculpture Workshop: Watts Gallery Artists’ Village
Inspire students on a visit to this Arts and Crafts heritage site dedicated to the work of Victorian artists GF and Mary Watts.
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News & IdeasEducation offered with V&A’s Winnie-the-Pooh exhibition
The V&A Museum in London has recently opened a new exhibition looking at Winnie-the-Pooh, and offers education to coincide with it.
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News & IdeasStudy by Oxford education group reveals positive effect of school trips
A new study has revealed that UK school children are attending an average of three school trips a year, a result approved by parents.