HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-10-21, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1987. PAGE 15.
Outdoor education topic for PD day Friday
The village of Blyth, the Wawa- al development day planned for all
nosh Nature Centre and surround
ing farms and bushlots will be October 23.
some of the sites for the profession-
“Outdoor Education is for Every
one,” and teaching staff from all
county schools will be able to
The theme for the day is choose from a large number of
Huron County school teachers on
Patricia Hallahan [right] presented a trophy in memory of her husband John T. Hallahan at the annual
banquet of the Huron Pioneer Thresher and Hobby Association on Friday night. Jim Sloan, centre,
chairman of the special events section helped present the trophy to Darryl Searson who with Carl Searson
won the belt-setting championship for steam engines.
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Wayne Houston [left] presented the trophy for the “best presented steam engine” at this year’s Blyth
Thresher Reunion to Charlie Grieves of Bderton when the Huron Pioneer Thresher and Hobby Association
held its annual banquet in Blyth Friday night.
activities which will enable them to
explore many of the natural
resources and conservation sites in
the area surrounding Blyth, as well
as to see first hand the many
teaching resources and materials
which are available to them in
teaching their classes about the
out-of-doors.
The day is jointly sponsored by
the Ontario Public School Tachers’
Federation - Huron (OPSTF), the
Huron Women Teachers’ Associa
tion (HWTA), the Ministry of
Natural Resources (MNR) and the
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority (MVCA).
The day will begin with coffee
and juice at the Blyth Community
Centre, where Bill Andrews, a
professor of science at the Univer
sity of Toronto, will set the theme
with a keynote address.
Teachers have the option of
choosing one of two full-day tours,
or of selecting two half-day options
from a wide variety of topics.
The first day-long option, called
Project Wild, is sponsored by the
MNR and will give participants
experience in outdoor games and
exercises designed to increase the
awareness of the natural world.
Project Wild will take place at the
Hullett Conservation Area, while
the second day-long option will
provide a bus tour of Maitland,
Ausable and Bayfield River water
shed sites, during which partici
pants will have the opportunity to
visit several farms practising
conservation techniques, as well as
to see a harbour erosion control
project on Lake Huron.
Teachers choosing any of the
shorter options may select from a
list of 16 topics which include tours
of the Wawanosh Nature Centre,
the Hullett marsh, the Bannock
burn Wildlife Area near Yarna, the
MNR Fisheries Management site
at Port Albert and local woodlots
and fencerows, or they may choose
to take part in several seminars to
be offered at Blyth Public School.
All participantswill return to the
Blyth Community Centre for
lunch, and will again return there
at the end of the day to hear a
summary of the day’s events by
Tom Purdy, director of Pond Mills
Outdoor Education School at Lon
don.
This is the first time that outdoor
education has been offered to
Huron County teachers on such a
large scale, and will involve all the
professional staff from both ele
mentary and secondary school
panels.
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