To mark the end of our project we decided to create something that could be re-used for years to come. Each partner school took one of our topics from across the project and created a number of questions linked to it. Then we each created a variety of pictures to match. We then merged them all together and created our very own board-game.
Here you can see our board game.
Below are the game rules.
We hope you enjoy playing as much as we have!
When looking at the future we thought about how we can have an impact on our immediate environment. We decided that we waster too much in the canteen. We decided that we needed to reduce the amount of plastc, throw away materials we use. Instead of paper we know bring in a towel that we… Continue Reading
We had a huge thing about ‘The Future’ and the impact we can have on our planet. We decided to make some Eco games that we could reuse over and over again in our free time. Of course they were topic themed! We have loved playing them and look forward to using them again next… Continue Reading
We had huge discussions about the effects of over harvesting and deforestation. Our students really understood the impact after we had completed an investigation. We shared this investigation with all of our partner schools and they used it with their students. They too saw huge results and impact. You can find the investigation here: over… Continue Reading
As part of the topic ‘Looking at the Future’, St Columba’s took part in a Lego league competition with Northumbrian Water. The children took part in a competition in which they had to manage water usage and reduce wastage. We were very proud to take 2nd place! The children also created their very own gadget… Continue Reading
On March 23 rd year 4 students had their lessons in a different environment. The students together with their teachers and foresters went to the local forest. They brought 21 nesting boxes.The students wrote letters to birds wishing them to come back to our country after every winter. The foresters told our students how to… Continue Reading
The youngest children in our school have been thinking about the important parts of our planet and what they think need saving the most. We have put these posters up on our Erasmus display, but here are a few for you to see! Continue Reading
