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Tag Archives: education
Wars of Independence Resources
I had an email from a teacher recently asking about any resources I was aware of about the Wars of Independence. I thought my response might be useful for others too! LTS have a great bit on the Wars of … Continue reading
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Tagged castles, education, resources, teacher, wars of independence, william wallace
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Check out our new Learning Programme for 2011-12
Wow, how quickly did those summer holidays go?! As the new school year approaches, it’s time to reveal our new Learning Programme for 2011-12: East Lothian Museum Service Learning Programme 2011-12 Check out our new outreach service called ‘Museum Curators … Continue reading
Posted in Loan Boxes, Museums, Museums on the Move
Tagged CPD, education, John Muir's Birthplace, prestongrange, Programme, schools, teachers, workshops
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Aberlady heads back in time!
You might remember from an earlier blog that Alice and I visited Aberlady Primary to help them with their museum on World War Two. I am pleased to say that it looks fantastic! You can judge for yourself below… Well … Continue reading
Suffragette Chains herself to railings at Preston Lodge!
Catherine Blair, a local suffragette, chained herself to railings at Preston Lodge High this week to celebrate International Women’s Day. Assisted by Elsie Inglis, a Suffragist, the two women led the History Club on a march around the school at … Continue reading
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Tagged education, preston lodge, schools, suffragettes, suffragist, women
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Another busy week!
Well, it’s been another busy week! Alice, our work experience pupil from last week, had such a busy time and her blog has been one of our most read ever! Aberlady P5/6 have written a blog about Alice and I’s … Continue reading
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Tagged education, official museum, pupils, schools, workshops
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End of Work Experience
What a week I have had! I’ve been blown away by everything I’ve done and experienced, as well as learnt. I can’t believe it’s nearly over; this week has flown by so quickly as I’ve had so much to do … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, alice, children, curator, education, events, experience, history, kelvingrove, museum, schools, visit, work, workshops
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My Work Experience
Hello, my name is Alice and I go to North Berwick High School. I have chosen to go to East Lothian Museums Service for my work experience week. For those who don’t know, a work placement is a requirement for … Continue reading
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Tagged children, education, experience, history, loan boxes, museum, role models project, schools, visit, work, workshops
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What was Musselburgh like in the 1950s and 1960s?
Classes at Stoneyhill, Campie, Whitecraig and Wallyford are going to be finding out in the next few weeks! We’re starting a project with one class at each school and challenging them to find out what life was like in the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950s, 1960s, education, history, museum, musselburgh, role models project, schools
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Museums Things Going in Schools over East Lothian!
Hi all, It’s nearly the October holidays – can you believe it already?! I’ve been in to visit Pencaitland Primary this week to do a Victorian washday. It was fun but hectic! I thought I would show you some of … Continue reading
Does your class have questions about museums?
I now have a page dedicated to answering pupils’ questions about museums, or historical topics. Click on the page called ‘Pupils! Get in touch’ at the side of this blog and ask me a question by leaving a comment. What … Continue reading →