This guest post for Schoolswaps was written by Professor Simon Catling, who is a Professor of Education and tutor in primary Geography education at the School of Education at Oxford Brookes University. His specialist interest is in children’s geographical learning and he has written much on the subject of geography and map learning for teachers and children and […]
Today, following huge demand from schools for partner classes since the Great Big School Swap, I’ve decided to splash a tiny bit of cash and upgrade the schoolswaps network. I’ve […]
On Wednesday 29th June, 2011 The Penny School Gallery in Kingston had a special preview of our postcard show, My Extraordinary Imagination as part of the Kingston International Youth Arts […]
As part of the Kingston International Youth Arts Festival (IYAF) 2012, Schoolswaps has been working with the organisers of IYAF to organise a big postcard swap and show called Let […]
The Kingston International Youth Arts Festival got off to a flying start today, with the opening of the Schoolswaps/IYAF collaboration, “My Extraordinary Imagination”. The show is a postcard show featuring […]
Schoolswaps Postcard Map Swap a huge success!
After a few months build up, Schoolswaps second big postcard swap has now finished, with all classes having sent their postcards (with one notable exception in Bangkok as they have been flooded and their school has just reopened and will be sending their postcards out this week) Over at the Schoolswaps network, some of the […]