Learning through Landscapes
Founded | 1990[1] |
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Type | Children's Charity |
Website | www |
Learning through Landscapes (LtL) is a UK charity which promotes children's outdoor learning and play through improved use of school playgrounds. Started in 1990 as the output of a research project, the charity soon grew in response to the demand from schools and funders.
LtL was a founding partner of the Scottish 'Grounds for Learning Project' funded by Scottish Natural Heritage. Scottish Natural Heritage has remained a main partner of LtL in Scotland for 25 years. Grounds for Learning was re-named 'LtL Scotland' in 2019 and maintains an office in Stirling.
Learning through Landscapes has been involved with a number of projects including: Local School Nature Grants (in partnership with Peoples Postcode Lottery)ref>"Local School Nature Grants". LtL. Retrieved 7 March 2017.</ref>, Outdoor Classroom Day (UK & Ireland) www
LtL offers many free outdoor lesson ideas www
The charity has been involved in many publications on behalf of local and national government, notably in School Grounds Design for DfEE www
LtL was one of the founder members of the International School Grounds Alliance www
Its patrons are: Sir David Attenborough, who in 2014 created their Basic Need film,[2] this refers to the basic shortage of school places currently being experienced by schools.[3]
Jonathon Porritt and Lord Remnant CVO FCA
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