A big hallo to all schools and pupils!
Inspired and active learning is important to us here at the Scottish Fisheries Museum. Fishing, the marine environment and the cultural history of the East Neuk are significant and captivating topics to learn about.
The fishing industry, its associated crafts, people, environment, culture and towns are not only an important part of Scotland’s history but also of its present and future, making them relevant topics for both primary and secondary schools in supporting the cross-curricular approach of the new Curriculum for Excellence.
Topics can connect history with politics, science with art, the built environment with drama and creative writing to create a contemporary and inspiring learning resource.
Please contact the Learning and Access Officer to discuss your visit and to help tailor your visit to the specific age, ability and curricular needs of your pupils.
Telephone - 01333 313388 or 01333 310628
Email – andrea@scotfishmuseum,org
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Further Resources
Group rates apply where there are more than 5 children. Teachers
and Carers are admitted free of charge.
| Primary School children |
£3.00 per pupil - self-led tour |
| Secondary School children |
£3.50 per pupil - guided tour |
| Teachers are free at a ratio of 1:5 for early years and 1:10 for primary and secondary schools |
| Additional teachers / adults £4.50. |
N.B. Museum guides give their services on a voluntary basis and so adequate notice is required.
Click here for a Booking Form
Risk Assessment and Fire Alarm procedure information
For Risk Assessment and Fire Alarm Procedure click
here
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