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John Muir Award and the National Curriculum

The John Muir Award can support teachers to deliver learning outcomes from the National Curriculum through practical, creative and engaging approaches.
Use this resource to find out how it can be used to:
- Support a wide range of educational needs
- Contribute to learning and teaching across all subject areas
- Recognise achievement
- Help deliver whole school initiatives

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John Muir Award

AquaScribe Waterproof Paper

"AquaScribe Waterproof paper. Outdoor learning fun. Great for Forest School. Write in the rain and all wet and dirty conditions. No need to laminate. "

Green Tree Schools Award

This is a free Award, aimed at engaging schools with woods and trees. The Award has links to the curriculum and activities and challenges aimed at helping children to understand the importance of trees and nature.

Remarkable Rivers

Did you know that there are over 6000 rivers in Britain? 30 of these are over 70 miles long – longer than most of our motorways. With so many rivers throughout the country, there are many opportunities for schools to engage with our remarkable river systems and use them as a key opportunity for learning.