Ullapool High School Students Survive The Iron Age!
Ullapool High School S2s stepped back in time on a windy, autumnal day at Clachtoll Broch earlier this month. Three main tasks had been prepared for the pupils, enabling them…
Outdoor and Woodland Learning
The Outdoor and Woodland Learning project encourages education about the area’s natural environment in order to nurture a legacy of understanding and respect. It is the central access point for all school activities associated with the Landscape Partnership projects delivery.
The aims of this project are to:
- Work with schools in, and associated with, the CALL project area to deliver and facilitate Outdoor Learning Sessions on a regular basis.
- Demonstrate the broad range of themes which can be taught outdoors.
Work closely with schools and teaching staff to assist with training and development to ensure that the project will have a largely self-sustaining legacy.
Project timeline
Key contacts
Fiona SaywellCALLP Education Manager (job share)
fsaywell@coigach-assynt.org Katrina Martin
CALLP Education Manager (job share)
kmartin@coigach-assynt.org
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Upcoming improving croftland workshop in Achiltibuie. Free transport available from Assynt. See post below for further details
Scotland's Farm Advisory Service - FAS
Coigach and Assynt crofters - Improving croftland is the topic for Friday 8th March, in Community Hall, Achiltibuie. We’ll discuss rushes, grassland improvement, grants and opportunities to benefit wildlife. 11 till 2.30, lunch provided, free transport available from Assynt to Achiltibuie
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Just 3 weeks left to get your project ideas submitted for our Community Grants Scheme. Deadline 12 noon Monday 4th March. Find out more about the grants available at www.coigach-assynt.org/communitygrants
Coigach & Assynt Living LandscapeFriday, February 15th, 2019 at 6:18pm
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Coigach & Assynt Living LandscapeFriday, February 15th, 2019 at 1:19pm
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