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Project Overview

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Project Overview

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  1. Project Overview “The project is an exciting opportunity for pupils to learn about and to care for the birds, animals and plants that live around us and discover what actions are being taken to protect birds around the world from the impact of “Climate Change” and the threats to their natural habitats.” For more information about the project visit: www.segfl.org.uk/www.segfl.org.uk/microsites2/worldofbirds2011

  2. Meet the Project Team Heather Chantler – RSPB Lifelong Learning Colette Cotton – International Schools Gill Hollamby – Leading ICT Teacher Heather Cornally – RSPB Field Teacher Phil Bracegirdle – WoB Project Manager David James – RSPB Field Teacher Shaun Farkhondeh – McCam Limited For more information about the project visit:www.segfl.org.uk/www.segfl.org.uk/microsites2/worldofbirds2011

  3. Linked to the National Curriculum Key Stages 1-2 Schemes of work the project is an opportunity for your school to: • Take part in Environmental projects with members of the local community • Explore ways to promote the “Outdoor Classroom” and use of your school grounds • Link and work with local environmental groups and international schools • Organise visits to RSPB Reserves and other notable wildlife habitats • View live Nest Camera images from bird boxes in and outside the United Kingdom • Publish and share your pupil’s work worldwide on the project website • Help the RSPB collect valuable data to protect the environment For more information about the project visit:www.segfl.org.uk/www.segfl.org.uk/microsites2/worldofbirds2011

  4. Explore the creative curriculum Take part in planned Science and Art days Share their work Use ICT to publish and share your work with others Collect data Take part in the “RSPB Big Schools, Little Schools Bird Watch” Visit Nature Reserves Visit and explore other natural habitats Ask Questions Learn about wildlife web conferences with RSPB Field Teachers The project is an opportunity for your pupils to: View live Nestcam images Use technology to observe and learn about the natural world Link with overseas schools Compare and contrast habitats with schools outside the UK Care for the Environment Improve habitats in your schools grounds For more information about the project visit:www.segfl.org.uk/www.segfl.org.uk/microsites2/worldofbirds2011

  5. During the project pupils will have the opportunity to use ICT to: • Collect data and participate in “The Big Schools, Little Schools” Bird Watch • Research and find information about birds in and outside the United Kingdom • Web conference with RSPB Field Teachers and to link with overseas schools • Publish their own “bird stories and reports on the project website • Observe birds and other wildlife • Create their own Natural Trails and Walks • Create their own Environmental Magazine For more information about the project visit:www.segfl.org.uk/www.segfl.org.uk/microsites2/worldofbirds2011

  6. Training and Support Form ICT Training and project support covering the following areas is available to all schools. All training will be led by members of the project team. It can involve working with Class Teachers, Subject Coordinators, Year Groups, Whole Staff and pupils. Training costs for Kent Schools Whole day: £220 Half day: £120 For more information about the project visit: www.segfl.org.uk/www.segfl.org.uk/microsites2/worldofbirds2011

  7. Project Costs All schools taking part in the project will be charged a £100 registration fee (£50 to schools with less than 100 pupils.) This will entitle schools to take part in all the planned activities except “Theme Days” at RSPB and other Environmental Centres. For these days schools who attend will be charged £5 per pupil. Typical charge for 6 pupils will be £30. For more information about “The World of Birds 2011” project contact: Phil Bracegirdle – World of Birds 2011 Project Manager E-mail: pbracegirdle@gmail.com or Tel: 07810709409 For more information about the project visit:www.segfl.org.uk/www.segfl.org.uk/microsites2/worldofbirds2011

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