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New Schools Programme for 2013-14
Our programme for schools is out now! This year, we’ve got our usual range of loan boxes, CPD sessions for teachers, online resources, plus some new workshops alongside old favourites! Download a copy here: ELC Museums Learning Programme 2013-14
Studying the Egyptians this term….
A teacher recently asked me if we had any Egyptian resources. Sadly the answer is no, but I do have the following suggestions! East Lothian Council Arts Service are offering workshops on making Canopic Jars in their schools programme. See … Continue reading
Macmerry’s Museum Down Under!
On Tuesday I went to visit Miss Murphy’s P5/6 class at Macmerry Primary. The class had been learning about Australia, and after writing a letter to ask people for objects about the topic, decided they were going to make a museum. I … Continue reading
A busy week of being a curator!
This week, I’ve been to visit so many different classes to train them as museum curators. It’s been great fun! On Monday I visited the Primary 1 classes at Prestonpans and we studied some fossils. They are going to make … Continue reading
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Tagged curator, Haddington infants, Prestonpans, schools, training, visit, wallyford
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A little update!
Yeay! We can get back onto Edubuzz now without any problems. So I guess it’s time for a little update of what I’ve been doing over the last month with classes that you can see on Edubuzz. I worked with … Continue reading
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Tagged inventions, prestongrange, roman, schools, visit
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Scottish Learning Festival 2011
Apologies for the lack of posts recently – due to the problems with Edubuzz, I’ve still been having problems accessing the site from my work computer! I went to the Scottish Learning Festival on Wednesday this week. It’s a big … Continue reading
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
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Tagged CPD, education, John Muir's Birthplace, prestongrange, Programme, schools, teachers, workshops
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Macmerry Primary’s Dinosaur Museum
Last Friday I visited P2/3’s Dinosaur Museum at Macmerry Primary. It was fantastic! I was able to go round and speak to someone at each table about different dinosaurs. The ‘staff’ in the museum told me about some dinosaurs I’d … Continue reading
Dance Weekend!
Well, April’s been a short month, hasn’t it?! We have some really exciting events coming up which I think some of you might just be interested in coming along to. Especially if you’ve been looking at the 1960s, World War Two, or … Continue reading
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Tagged 1940s, 1960s, 1980s, dance, musselburgh, schools, wartime, ww2
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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