Over 100 pupils from four Perthshire primary schools swapped classrooms for the countryside last week (Tuesday 25th March) when they visited Rossie on the Earn, a stunning rural venue nestled in the heart of the Strathearn Valley.
A collaborative school project celebrating the nutrition and sustainability of peas received the Yummy Award for Best Local Initiative Championing Children's Healthy Food at the Children's Food Summit
The event will raise vital funds that will be divided between RHASS partner charities; the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs' (SAYFC) Big Build, the Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET), RSABI, and Farmstrong Scotland.
Over the course of the academic year RHET are offering learners many varied opportunities to find out more about the dairy industry in Scotland, both on farm and in the classroom.
On Monday 3rd February, rural education charity the Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET) were delighted to host a farm visit and cheese making workshop for the winner of the recent ‘Design a Dairy Cow’ Competition.
Scottish Borders Countryside Initiative are delighted to be warmly welcomed by The Hirsel Estate for two days, in both Spring and Autumn, to hold our Food and Farming days with a country estate twist.
A packed house in the Park Hotel in Kilmarnock greeted Marcus Child who had travelled all the way from the Cotswolds to talk to over 200 farmers at an event organised by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB).
The Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET) was delighted to host a visit from its Royal Patron, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, at a food and farming event, held at Solsgirth Home Farm, Dollar this week.
RHET Perth & Kinross is pleased to announce its sponsorship by Scottish law firm, Gillespie Macandrew through the support of its Early Years Farm Resource Box initiative.
‘Moo Maths’ is a unique interdisciplinary program designed to bring mathematics to life for Primary School learners by using real data from their own adopted Dairy Cow.