As you see, the activity which comes first is suitable for families with small children.
The task is to make a giant floor picture, gathering items and laying down to build a gradual understanding of fossil fuels and greenhouse gases.
The words to learn from are composed in short rhymes to meet the national reading challenge, Summer 2026.. Mrs Beat says, performance with small percussion instruments will be encouraged, for ‘Beat Competency!’
Even though clearly planned to be engaging for children, this is not a babyish or dummed-down experience, so most adults (unless they are professors of climate change!) will find quite a bit that they’ve never heard about.
Starting DATES, TIMES and LOCATIONS
Starts at St Budeaux Library, PL5 1RQ on Saturday 25th July, thereafter please phone to book on 01752 306237
Starts at Saltash Library, PL12 6DX Monday 27th July, thereafter please phone to book on 01752 844846
Track 1b for Grown Ups at Ashtorre Centre, Saltash
We are grateful to the founders and volunteers at this wonderful community centre, for their warm welcome and collaboration. It’s a perfect place to experience the courage and vision of Brunel and his fellow1800s engineers.
Activity 1b studies the ‘Driving Force’ that led to the Ever so Great and Grand structure of the Royal Albert Bridge, but then quickly progresses to be more reflective about new engineering and infrastructure being planned today, for a greener future.
Ask at the bar, pay your hire fee and borrow 7 bags full of fascinating debating points and history facts, to complete your study and grasp that Ever so Great is not the whole story. ESG should be a recipe for better outcomes, that can balance conflicting interests and minimise harm to people and environment.
Check the poster here and visit our new Learning Tracks YouTube channel to learn of the launch event on 30th July and how to get involved in making a film, collaborating with the University of Leeds Sustainable Business unit.
https://www.youtube.com/@LearningTracksYouTube
