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Deborah Lambert Taking Maths Outdoors

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Creative Outdoor Training for ALL subjects Making Learning Memorable

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Raccoon Circles training

What are Raccoon Circles?

Raccoon Circles are an innovative, simple and easy technique for building teamwork for any group, building confidence and social skills, reconnecting them in the process. 

The techniques were originally developed by Tom Smith and Jim Cain  in 'The Revised and Expanded Book of Raccoon Circles', using the key skills of communication, social skills and teamwork. 

Raccoon Circles INSET

Participants will be shown and experience innovative, simple and effective techniques to reconnect your group using team work and problem solving, with clear links to 'assessment for learning' opportunities. The activities promote speaking and listening skills through collaborative learning. Curriculum links are highlighted throughout, promoting maths and English fluency. 

The training includes a length of tubular webbing so you can start right away! 

Contact us to see how you can reconnect your class with Raccoon Circles.

Team building PHSE SEMH reconnection

The activities make use of a length or lengths of tubular webbing which support the development of team work and problem solving skills. 

It draws on the power of connection through forming a circle, as used in Circle Time and parachute games, providing a sense of unity and connection. 


Contact us to see how you can reconnect your group with Raccoon Circles! 

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