Farm Visit Week 4 -8th October
In conjunction with the Year of Beef we are running a Farm Visit Week 4-8 October where we will encourage as many schools to go on a farm visit as possible. This year the visits will be virtual, but
In conjunction with the Year of Beef we are running a Farm Visit Week 4-8 October where we will encourage as many schools to go on a farm visit as possible. This year the visits will be virtual, but
Below we hear from Kirsty Barr Assistant RHET Lothian Project Co-ordinator about some of the work the area has recently undertaken to promote sustainable farming.Hi, my name is Kirsty, and I am an
As schools across Scotland return for a new academic year, Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET) is ever hopeful face-to-face visits can resume after the October break. During the last year, the RHET
The Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET) and the Royal Northern Countryside Initiative (RNCI), working in collaboration with Quality Meat Scotland, are delighted to launch their Year of Beef for the academic year 2021/22 with a short film and calendar of activities.
Many thanks to those of you who have taken the time to share your stories of what it’s like for you volunteering with RHET. Here is a flavour of why folk give up their time to engage with us!
This summer RHET are encouraging 5 – 12 year olds to have a go at some food, farming and countryside challenges as we launch our FIRST EVER Summer Challenge.
This year RHET wants to celebrate National Cream Tea Day 25th June 2021 by looking at some of the delicious Scottish produce that farmers produce that make up the cream tea.
We rely on a fantastic network of volunteers across Scotland to share their passion for food and farming with the next generation. This week we want to say thank you to everyone who helps us in
A Fife teacher has become the first to score a perfect 100% in a new online training resource for Scotland’s schools and colleges. Heather Aird, who teaches at Viewforth High School in Kirkcaldy, did