Sunshine and Achievements I

If you have been following our John Muir Record eBook Blog throughout the year you will have watched as our group of Young Active Learners took part in a huge number of active learning activities with an equally large number of Invaluable Community Partners. Today was presentation day and to help us with this were Senior Countryside Ranger for Glasgow Allison Greig and Community Officer from the Provanhall Community Project Megan Rudden. Our deepest thanks go out to both Allison and Megan and their resepective organisations for all their help througout the year. Our thanks also go to Sarah-Jayne and Alice from the RSPB for all their help and for allowing the learners to 'Fly into Nature & Learning'. Thanks also go to Whitelees Countryside Rangers Kate and Fiona for their time, generosity and imaginations during the days we spent in the incredible Whitelees Wind Farm. Also thanks to The Hidden Garden Glasgow, Danielle and Louise from Friends of Springburn Park, Hessilhead Wildlife Sanctuary, Historic Scotland Education Department, Shirley and her amazing team at Silver Birch Scotland, Viridor, Glasgow Recycling and Renewal Energy Centre, Countryside Ranger Jackie from North Lanarkshire Council, Staff at Sea Life Loch Lomond, Staff at the National Museum of Rural Life and more. We simply could not have learned and achieve so much without you!