Curriculum

Wild Animal Conservation is a key aspect of the work of the Wildwood Trust.  The Wildwood trust has two centres, one in Kent and one in Devon, they open all year except Christmas day and Boxing day; they accept lots of schools trips but obviously it is too far for schools in Oxfordshire.

However, their website is useful for all teachers, even if ...

The International Fund for Animals Welfare (IFAW) have created a huge number of resources for teachers doing projects on Wild Animals.

“Animal Action Education resources for educators! Looking for tools and resources to educate and inspire young people about animals and our shared environment? You’ve come to the right place! IFAW offers a wide variety of free thematic education packs including ...

England’s hedgehogs,  one-time very common garden dwellers, are rarely seen around British gardens these days. Sadly their numbers are diminishing rapidly with the growth of the use of cars, busy roads and the popularity of much smaller, low maintenance gardens, designed for easy maintenance rather than wild animal usage.

Even though this page, created by the BBC, has been archived and has not been ...

Paint, Donate, Remember – Paint a Poppy Challenge is a great back to school activity which children would thoroughly enjoy doing. Children can make as many entries as they wish but it will obviously be something particularly outstanding in some way that will win the competition, because there will be thousands ...

It is the start of another great school year!  Welcome back to the 123HUB!

123HUB News September 2018. It is September and the start of a new term and a new academic year! This is always a really busy time in schools; therefore, why not let the Continue Reading →