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The honeypot is where children go to work in a quiet, supportive learning environment. Children usually work in a small group to support classroom learning and help them achieve their potential as successful learners.

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Playing outdoors is an extension to the classroom and is therefore crucial to children's learning. Children are encouraged to investigate all areas of the curriculum through exploration and investigation.

Playing, learning and having fun outdoors also helps improve wellbeing and resilience in children.

We know that learning and playing outdoors has many benefits.

1. It encourages children to be active.

2. It provides an appreciation of the natural environment.

3. It develops social skills.

4. It encourages independence and supports children in creating their own ideas and a 'can do' attitude.

5. It provides the opportunity for children to understand risk.

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Our children love visiting the Buzzy Zone! 💖

It is an area for our children to experience rich and varied play experiences. It facilitates opportunities "to develop the knowledge, skills and attributes they need to adapt, think critically and flourish in today's world." (Educations Scotland)

Here, children experience a responsive and continuous play based curriculum.

Have a look at the videos to see how much fun it is!😉

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Education is about preparing our children for life in the 21st century. Research tells us that play is how children make sense of the world and it fits perfectly with Curriculum for Excellence.

Play pedagogy puts play experiences at the heart of learning in Glenlee Primary School. It allows children to flourish as successful learners, confident individuals, responsible citizens and effective contributors. Playful pedagogy is a way of integrating children's play experiences with curricular learning.

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The 5 characteristics of learning through play

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Please watch our video to find out what learning looks like in our primary one classrooms.

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The children in Primary 1 had a wonderful time exploring all the activities in the Buzzy Garden!