PrinOL Webinar 27 January 2021
Outdoor Learning Success Stories: PRInOL webinar
In place of our annual conference, we had a successful webinar on 27 January 2021. The theme was ‘Success in 2020’, and over 120 people listened to ways in which our presenters were engaging with different people through teaching and learning outdoors. Our thanks to everyone who took part – for the presenters who uplifted us by sharing their work (and keeping to time!) and to everyone who joined in with the chat.
Network presentations 2020
PRinOL conference January 2020
Network presentations 2019
PRinOL conference launch as the Regional Research Hub for the Institute for Outdoor Learning National Network, 18 January 2019
Tod, Bryant & Partridge, PRinOL Jan 2019
- Connecting Plymouth's communities to nature
Prezi presentation by Ashley Tod
- Three Years On: Volunteering with Active Neighbourhoods
Vimeo video from Ashley Tod's presentation
Resources and publications
Network presentations 2018
Network presentations
Awaken the Spirit of Discovery in Science Outside
From the ESRC Festival of Social Science event – Friday 11 November 2016
Creating Happy and Healthy Schools through Outdoor Learning
Measuring health and well-being in schools can be challenging. This new toolkit, is designed to help schools to assess physical activity levels stimulated by different lessons and monitor how children feel when learning outside and inside the classroom. It is based on research undertaken as part of the Naturally Healthy Devon Schools project, funded by a partnership including the Campaign to Protect Rural England (Devon), the Institute of Health and Community, University of Plymouth, and Natural England. For the online version, please refer to the file Creating Happy and Healthy Schools though Outdoor Learning Toolkit for the main text. This explains the research background and how to use the other resources provided. Hard copies of the toolkit are also available on request from PRinOL@plymouth.ac.uk.
Useful links
- University of Plymouth research and expertise
- Wilderdom
- Active Reviewing guide
- Institute for Outdoor Learning
- AEE (Experiential Education)
- Greg Mannion from Stirling University: Research on intergenerational learning in the outdoors
- Simon Beames from Edinburgh University: Outdoor Journeys templates to structure learning in local places
- The Countryside Classroom
- The Woodland Trust
- Nature Workshops
- The Ernest Cook Trust
- The Co-operative Green Schools Revolution
- Council for Learning Outside the Classroom
- The Garden Classroom
- Learning Through Landscapes
- The Field Studies Council
- OPAL
- Outdoor Education Advisers’ Panel
- Plantlife
- The Wild Network
- Love Outdoor Play
- Creative STAR Learning
- The Outdoor Learning Blog…by Natural Connections
- The John Muir Award
- Embercombe