Heritage Eco-Schools Topic
As part of Our Heritage, Our Future, we have developed a new Heritage Topic for Eco-Schools which guides young people through the impact that climate change is having on our built, cultural and natural heritage.
The topic is now live and schools can select Heritage for their Eco-Schools Green Flag award.
Take a look at the mini live lesson below to learn more or head over to our Eco-Schools Heritage Topic.
Educator training
We can provide FREE training sessions throughout Scotland to support educators to integrate built, cultural and natural heritage into the curriculum and facilitate the Heritage Topic for Eco-Schools Scotland.
Contact us at communities@keepscotlandbeautiful.org to discuss educator training opportunities.
Schools workshops
Our Heritage, Our Future can support communities to engage with local schools and young people as part of the Community Heritage Climate Action Plan programme.
We also offer Cultural Heritage Skills Training to school groups, recommended age 16+.
With the support of Keep Scotland Beautiful’s Gaelic Officer, we have also been able to engage Gaelic speaking school groups and young people with heritage and climate through bespoke workshops.
Heritage and climate action in schools
Our Heritage, Our Future has worked with schools across Scotland to pilot the Heritage topic and deliver bespoke climate and heritage engagement activity. Check out some of the school groups we have worked with below.
St Patrick's Primary School Eco Committee took part in the pilot of the new Heritage topic for Eco-Schools.
Heritage and climate workshops delivered at Back School, Sgoil an Rubha, Stornoway Primary School and Laxdale Primary School.
The Falkirk High School Changemakers were one of the groups involved in the pilot of the new Heritage topic for Eco-Schools.
News
Check out our news stories from around Scotland as we work with schools to celebrate their built, cultural and natural heritage.
A pilot of a new Heritage Topic for Eco-Schools Scotland has come to a successful conclusion, leading to the creation of new resources to support educators, children and young people learn more about the heritage of their communities and the people who live there.
Get in touch
Contact us at communities@keepscotlandbeautiful.org to discuss how we can support your school with integrating heritage into the curriculum.
This is a completely FREE service, made possible by Historic Environment Scotland and The National Lottery Heritage Fund, with thanks to The National Lottery players.
We offer a range of heritage services, which can form part of your Community Heritage Climate Action Plan and engage your wider community. Our full menu of heritage services can be found on the Our Heritage, Our Future web page.
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