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Overview of all Big Ideas learning resources

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Overview of all Big Ideas learning resources

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Overview of project resources. As new content is developed we will add all the links into our interactive Thinglink so you can see everything in one place.

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STEM, LfS, maths, social studies and health and wellbeing

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This pack provides step by step notes and worksheets required to deliver a session creating musical instruments from vegetables, including carrot recorders, neep drums and guitars, onion skin percussion and pea shakers.

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Make your own vegetable instruments - Royal Highland Educational Trust

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Find out more about a range of different vegetables with our quick fun vegetable challenge card game.

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Use our resource to explore soil with your class (includes hands on learning activities, videos and worksheets)

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STEM, Metaskills curiosity, creativity, sense-making, critical thinking, careers

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Working alongside podcasting and media students from City of Glasgow College and renowned chef, educator and broadcaster Gary Maclean, we have produced engaging audio content for our brand-new festive story: “Carrots for Rudolph’s Party.”

Visit https://rhet.org.uk/document/festive-learning/ to download our festive learning pack.

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The Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET)

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A carrot for Rudolph's party! read by Gary Maclean

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Ideas for incorporating vegetable learning into your classroom

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Suggested participants First/Second level learners

As a big idea, vegetable learning activities are an engaging way to help students explore growing, nutrition and healthy eating.

Through these activities, students not only learn to identify different types of vegetables and understand their nutritional value, but they also develop essential life skills such as observation, classification, and critical thinking. This pack provides interactive approaches-such as vegetable tasting sessions, growing projects, cooking demonstrations and creative art.

Categories: First Level, Food, Health & Well-being, Health & Well-being, Sciences, Second Level

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Introducing vegetables - Royal Highland Educational Trust

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As a big idea, vegetable learning activities are an engaging way to help students explore growing, nutrition and healthy eating.

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A future in food: Building a St Andrew Day Dinner

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A future in food: Building a St Andrew Day Dinner

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This learning resource has been created by a range of industry bodies from within the Scottish food and drink sector.

It has been designed with two main learning themes in mind: to teach young people about the journey their food makes, and to highlight some of the careers within the food and drink sector.

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"Meet the Veg" is a series of five videos for early and first level learners featuring Sprouts, peas, potatoes, carrots and beetroot with a series of stories and fact files for use in your classroom.

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science, maths, social studies and health and wellbeing

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Check out our YouTube channel for all things vegetable related from soil to harvesting.

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Discover more about vegetable production

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Explore the innovative learning resources and classroom activities planned for 2025/26 as part of our Story of Vegetables Big Ideas project

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This engaging resource takes you and your students on a journey through the seasons, exploring Scotland’s vegetables one month at a time. Each month includes:

Links to STEM through real-world vegetable production

What’s in season and why it matters

Key lessons in nutrition and food sustainability

A delicious, seasonal recipe to try in class or at home

A spotlight on a “Vegetable of the Month”

Tips for growing in school gardens and what’s happening on local farms

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Discover Seasonal Vegetables in Scotland Calendar - Royal Highland Educational Trust

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Discover Seasonal Veg with Your Class – A Month-by-Month Scottish Guide

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Register your first and second level classes now to get involved with the RHET Vegetable Orchestra in November. Get creative and take part in our 25/26 Vegetable Orchestra challenge, exploring sound using everyday vegetables.

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STEM and pea production (including FREE pea seeds for schools)

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STEM and pea production (including FREE pea seeds for schools)

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Get curious about the STEM in pea production use your skills to do some future thinking as well as request peas for planting in school (second level).

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A p4 learning pack with a wide range of rhubarb based activities.

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science, maths, social studies and health and wellbeing

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Get your second level class involved in planting, harvesting and eating potatoes with our Project Potato learning pack

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STEM, Metaskills- leading, curiosity, creativity

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Meet Gordon Caldwell a vegetable farmer in Ayrshire

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Get your class involved with vegetable tasting this Snack-tember! Suitable for first and second level learners.

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Vegetable tasting - Royal Highland Educational Trust