The Wilder Ways crew never really stop playing, making things or making food and of course eating it. And we have had a good year of doing all of the above. Please enjoy with us in this medley of photographs. In the gallery below you can see us steam bending ash to make a drum hoop, … More Wild Ways Work
It’s come to the end of a very busy year of growth for the Horizon Group and relationships and individuals continue to blossom and interweave their relationships with each other and the land. This activity is called cording and is always done as a pair where two children make a thicker piece of cord together … More Drawing down the days
The pace of growth of our Horizons group has been tremendous and we now have two groups that are full to capacity. We know that a picture spells a thousand words so here are some to enjoy. We continue to have fun, be challenged and learn. Among more games than we could remember playing, we … More New horizons
We have been busy changing around our blogs, as the Wilder Ways and Horizons blogs have been housed elsewhere, so you may not have seen them online in the last few months. Sorry about that, we really love keeping you in the loop. You can always check out our Instagram or Facebook page. Back when we were just returning from summer break, we were planning together our goals and wishes for the … More Back on the blog
June 2021 It has been an interesting experiment to do all this study for a national five as everything about the education system changed this year due to restrictions and we had to adapt quickly, we were also limited to doing a lot online. But we got through it and it has been celebratory to … More And Now for Summer
We have been immersed in our studies for quite some time, working our slow and sure way through a National Five in Environmental Science. We sure picked a tricky year to commence formal studies as schools have had to change the way they worked and we had a long pause in meeting up. But finally … More The Long and Winding Road
It’s been a long time since we could gather in more than two at a time. We found it so refreshingly great to not start Monday with an intensive three hour Zoom call with a last minute dash to briefly meet up and disperse again with just one of more person. Not this Monday, this … More So We are Back
We’ve been busy getting stuck into our national five study in Environmental Science – and enjoying the last months of 2020 which may be one of the more memorable ones we have all lived through. A few of things we have done over the past fortnight include measuring abiotic factors. An abiotic factor is a non-living … More Wild Study
November 2020 We’ve had a wild time these past weeks. Here are some updates! A week ago on our Monday we visited the Bamff Estate which is an award-winning eco-tourism spot that has been instrumental in the reintroduction of Beavers to Scotland. Beavers face many threats as their natural habits oppose the interests of commercial farmers in … More Winning Wild Ways
We alighted early at Kingsbarns Beach in the East Neuk last week. We had four seasons in one day, the last day of the term session. We examined the meaning of several biological/scientific terms such as “Herbivore” and ” Decomposer”. We reused the language to retell a story that Paula told us about how to … More Kingsbarns Rockpooling
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