Climate champion visits St.Fagans! Danielle Cowell, 15 September 2011 Bronwen Davies is the Welsh Government Climate Change Champion for Ebbw Vale.Bronwen, who is 15 years old, spent the day at the Ty Gwyrdd in St fagans:National History Museum talking to members of the public about the pledges and actions they can take to reduce their carbon footprint.She spoke to people of all ages and enjoyed talking to families, where parents and children could work out actions they could achieve together. She has been very busy over the last few weeks helping people to understand our changing climate. Bronwen became a Climate Change Champion in January after winning a competition to find six young people who can use their influence to persuade their friends, families and communities to do their bit to help Wales reduce its carbon footprint.On October the 1st you can meet the Climate Change Champion for Cardiff - Tom Bevan, who is 16. Pop-into the Ty Gwyrdd to meet Tom and make a pledge and to find out how to reduce your carbon footrpint.Follow the progress of the Welsh Climate Champions at: http://tinyurl.com/3gu535d
Welcome! Danielle Cowell, 15 September 2011 Welcome to all of the 2,883 pupils taking part in the Spring Bulbs for Schools investigation this year!I'm so excited, because this year we have pupils planting in Wales, England and Scotland! Take a look at the map to see the schools.Over the next few weeks, myself and my bulb buddies will be preparing all the bulbs and pots to be send to the schools. Then all the schools will be planting on the 20th of October in England & Wales and the 26th of October in Scotland.Professor Plantwww.museumwales.ac.uk/scan/bulbs
Summer art activities Sian Lile-Pastore, 10 August 2011 This is a wonderful drawing by Charley of a Jester which ties in with our Tudor art theme.Don't forget that art activities are running all through August, and if you haven't been before, now is the time to visit as it's generally a little quieter in the galleries when the weather is good!
Summer Art Activities Sian Lile-Pastore, 4 August 2011 Art activiites have begun in Oriel 1 for the summer and will continue every day throughout August. It's a drop-in session and runs from 11 until 1 and then 2 until 4. We are looking at lots of things to do with the Tudors and making models of Tudor Buildings.I'll be adding more pictures as the summer goes on!
