Building on the format of the successful interactive Storymats developed by RSPB, the new RSGS Climate Change Storymat has been developed to create awareness of the Earth including habitats, biodiversity, climate and weather. It has also been designed to help young children think about personal actions we can take to reduce the effects of climate change on the environment. We introduced the Storymat at a recent twilight session attended by 10 primary teachers from Perth & Kinross schools, and piloting is now underway with two P3 classes at St Johns primary school in Perth. After piloting, the resource will be available for loan to Perth & Kinross schools.
The Royal Scottish Geographical Society (RSGS) is an educational charity which promotes an understanding of the natural environment and human societies, and their interactions, making the connections between people, places and the planet, and aiming to inspire positive long-term change. Follow this blog to find out the latest news about the Society, keep up with 'Inspiring People' - our talks programme - and find out how you can become involved in our work.
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Wednesday, 11 June 2014
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Apprentice Writers in Residence Needed
Do you have an interest in Creative Writing and would like to develop your creative writing skills? Are you aged between 16-19 years of age and live in the Perth and Kinross area?
If you answer yes then this commission is for you. The Royal Scottish Geographical Society (RSGS) will place you with an established Professional Writer to develop your skills in creative writing using the RSGS’s collections as inspiration to explore the story of RSGS and the heritage that it cares for.
Apprentice writer in residence - a commitment of one or two days per week on site with further work in your own time and place. The project will take place in June and July 2014
Please read carefully the commission that is available. To apply please include the following:
- CV (no more than one page of A4) – this should clearly detail your education and any relevant employment or experience to date.
- A short personal statement on your interest and suitability in applying for a commission – this can be a portfolio of images/artwork, a video, written material (no more than 500 words)
Please apply in writing to
Sara Ann Kelly
Perth Museum and Art Gallery
sakelly@pkc.gov.uk
Please send your CV by 12pm, 16 May 2014
You don’t get paid for the placement, but your travel expenses will be reimbursed.
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