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discovering the school grounds

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As a group we decided that we would like to learn some more facts about the work that we have been doing with Sarah-Jayne, Alice and Peter at the RSPB. We did this by visiting the excellent RSPB exhibition at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery. We were soon to find that ideas were hatching all over the place as we found out facts, looked up close at various species and even had time to come up with some ideas of our own.....

While some of us wondered at wings the rest of us got a buzz from bees and even managed to burst forth from our very own eggs! We peered through Microscopes and viewed things up close, marveling at just how amazing nature and the environment really is. We looked at the colours of birds on display, the textures and shapes of their bodies and all commented on what an absolutely incredible job the curators at the museum have managed to create! The learners within the class were loathed to leave which is a testament to their growing interest in Nature, The Environment and the the many Birds, Animals, Pollinators and Mini Beasts we share our environment with. #WELOVEACTIVELEARNING

With the help of our fantastic Glasgow Countryside Rangers we were allowed the opportunity to 'plant ourselves' into the future of one of Europe's most beautiful parks - Glasgow Botannic Gardens. With the help of Senior Countryside Ranger for Glasgow Allison Greig we were allowed to help the amazing team of gardeners within the park as they created a new water feature within the park. Located at the entrance near the Kibble Palace this was an opportunity for us to not only continue to learn but to make our mark and a difference that will continue to grow (like our learning) for years to come.......