Twinkl’s Geo Wonderers team is proud to work in partnership with the Geographical Association to celebrate the National Festival of Fieldwork throughout June.
We hope that these resources, will help spark curiosity about the spaces and places around you, encourage exploration and questioning, nurture a love for discovering through fieldwork and above all get you outside and taking part in fieldwork!
Developed in partnership with the Geographical Association, this assembly helps you introduce the National Festival of Fieldwork and celebrate the importance of fieldwork.
Developed in partnership with the Geographical Association, this collection of engaging resources support you to join in with the National Festival of Fieldwork with your KS1 class.
Developed in partnership with the Geographical Association, this collection of engaging resources supports you to join in with the National Festival of Fieldwork with your KS2 class.
Discover what the National Festival of Fieldwork is all about and explore tips to build your confidence in fieldwork through this insightful blog.
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Practical, evidence-informed routines and relational approaches that help staff build predictable, calm and connected learning environments.
This toolkit supports consistent behaviour expectations, stronger relationships and clearer structures so pupils feel safe, understood and ready to learn.
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Research-informed scaffolds and early literacy strategies that help pupils develop secure transcription skills, grow as fluent, confident early writers, and access richer learning.
This toolkit supports leaders in creating the conditions for fluency, strengthening early language and supporting pupils who need more guided practice to progress.
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Join us on the 23rd June at 4pm, alongside the Geographical Association, as we explore how your local area and school grounds can become a valuable and accessible resource for teaching geography fieldwork in primary schools.
