Education Pack
This pack has been produced by Severn Trent Water, in collaboration with The Bone Ensemble. Parts have been written by a Key Stage 2 teacher.
Accompanying PowerPoint presentations have been produced for use in class, as well as other activities.
This resource pack is designed to provide:
- some background information on the performance of Gulp!
- further resources to support thinking about the performance and the curriculum
- activities to do at school, linked the curriculum, and at home
- links to further information
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Gulp! Education Pack
This resource pack is designed to give you:
• some background information on the performance of Gulp!
• further resources to support thinking about the performance and the curriculum
• activities to do at school, linked the curriculum, and at home
• links to further information
Format: PDF
Activities for Families
Teachers, parents, carers and anyone interested – activities and information for you!
As well as our project website, there is also a wealth of great – and free! - resources to check out online.
Format: PDF
Clean Water - Everyone's Right!
Pupils to learn that access to clean water is not a right that everybody in the world experiences; to learn what ‘water vulnerable regions’ means and how this impacts on the communities there; and to develop a set of positive actions that will help raise the awareness of such regions.
Format: PowerPoint
It's Great to Hydrate!
The students will be aware that drinking enough water and being hydrated is important for optimal physical and mental function and development
Format: PowerPoint
Looking After Our Sewers
The students will learn what they should and shouldn’t being put down their toilets and sinks and why this is important in looking after the environment
Format: PowerPoint
Stay Hydrated Activity
The students will be aware that drinking enough water and being hydrated is important for optimal physical and mental function and development
Format: PowerPoint
Water Cycle Pack
The students will learn where their water comes from, how it is cleaned and understand how this then fits into the water cycle. Pupils will also become familiar with the main stages of the Water Cycle process through a series of science experiments.
Format: PowerPoint
