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Here are a few highlights of forthcoming LEEF activity A reminder that Empty Classroom Day 2016 will be Friday 17 June. Although this event was dreamt up as a London initiative, in 2015 over half the participants were from other areas of the country/globe. It would be great if we could get more London schools…
This 28 minute DVD about the native UK honey bee is available in both Welsh and English on the same disc. It is aimed at Key Stage 1, although it says it is suitable for all primary school children. The DVD sets out to explain in straightforward language the importance of the honey bee to us…
Getting Connected to Nature is the theme of the 2016 Nature Connections conference in Derby next month. You’ll find the draft programme here. The core themes of the conference are improving links between research, policy and practice through the latest research and perspectives on [i] the benefits of a connection with nature, [ii] getting connected to nature…
Congratulations to the 15,033 London students who are now growing food through Growathon. With the help of 2,078 school staff, adults and volunteers. There is now a new target of 50,000 students. This needs your help to be reached. How many students are growing in your school? Add your food growing activities and students to the Growathon Carrot Totaliser – and watch the…
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