Curriculum resources
Explore our cross-curricular themes to find lesson outlines and project ideas that will help young people see the relevance of their learning.
Explores where and why bridges are built, how bridges are built and at other ways of crossing rivers.
Covers the canalisation of the Clyde; flood risks and prevention, and: water quality and habitat.
Looks at who lived near the Clyde and who lives there now.
Delves into tourism and leisure themes, taking inspiration from the river and providing a range of cross-curricular ideas.
Uses creative ideas to get to grips with arts and culture themes, using the river as a central thread.
Provides a route to developing local transport knowledge, by creating maps and guides of the Clyde Waterfront area.
Provides practical projects that will help students explore how the river can benefit local communities.
Looks at the the environmental issues of development on and around the river.
Covers health and wellbeing topics and encourages students to make informed choices about their own lives.
A diverse collection of lesson plans including everything from designing a house to Clyde-inspired jewellery design.
Looks at eco housing and houses of the future as well as local regeneration issues.
Explores the green spaces along the Clyde, with opportunities to design a green space and look at the importance of a green network for regeneration.
