Find Out About
Things your school can do: watch the My High Weald videos, surf the web, use local museums, grandparents etc to find out about the history of your local area, undertake wildlife and other surveys using local wildlife groups for help.
School case studies: Colliers Green Primary School have found out about charcoal burning and the history of the school name; Rye Bay Community Primary School has embedded the High Weald landscape through the curriculum planning process.
Take Care of
Things your school can do: pick up litter, install wind turbines and solar panels, compost rubbish - note working towards Ecoschool status is a great way of taking care of the local and wider environment and achieving the High Weald Heroes Actions.
School case studies: Claremont Primary School have installed solar panels and children have been asked to help rewrite their curriculum so that sustainability is linked into all areas.
Be proud of
Things your school can do: hold a High Weald open day for your local community and share your knowledge and experiences of the local area, invite the local community on a High Weald Welly Walk.
School case studies: Staplecross Primary School held a High Weald exhibition for the local community in the village hall.
Explore
Things your school can do: develop a High Weald Welly Walk from your school and use it as an outdoor classroom, get out and about in your local area or download another school's Welly Walk and take a class for a walk.
School case studies: Burwash Primary School chose to use the Netherfield Welly Walk as their school trip to learn about another area of the High Weald.
Enjoy
Things your school can do: admire and paint the view from your school, take photos of your local area and create displays.
