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Hands up if you are excited about #GlaSciFest 2025 already!? 🙋 Our proposals open in one week 😲 Get your thinking caps on and watch this space🧠

Primary 3 used the Apple Education #KeyNote App to create an image of a #FireworksDisplay over the #KibblePalce at the Glasgow Botanic Gdns. #DigitalLearning #GuyFawkesNight2024 Digital Learning for ALL Digital Schools

Today Primary 5 combined their #OutdoorLearning with their #DigitalLearning when they took their #iPads to the Glasgow Botanic Gdns to take some photos which showed #WinterInTheBotanics. They have posted the photos in their Seesaw journals and chosen their favourite to enter in a

Frost ferns on the Kibble Palace windows.

It would be embarrassing to shout about it too much…..about 18 minutes in. A very good interview with the former manager Ewen Donaldson about the Kibble restoration in 2006

Update Glasgow Botanic Gdns . Due to the wind speeds forecast for Friday 24th January, the glasshouses and grounds of Glasgow Botanic Gardens will remain closed on Friday. After a check on buildings, structures and trees the gardens will reopen on Saturday. #StormÉowyn

It's a little bit windy here in Glasgow today. Stay safe everyone! #glasgow #StormÉowyn #penguin #glasgowpenguins #glasgowtodsy #streetart #glasgowstreetart #kelvinwalkway #wind

There will be a short delay to the opening of the grounds and buildings Glasgow Botanic Gdns tomorrow Saturday 25/1/25 until we can assess any damage to trees, glasshouses and structures. Hopefully we will get updates out as soon as possible

Morning, Grounds are now open Glasgow Botanic Gdns and we are clearing paths. Main Range Glasshouses and Tea Rooms will remain closed, the Kibble Palace is open and the tree trail is now slightly shorter.

Good afternoon. There are a lot of trees down around Glasgow Botanic Gdns and along the Kelvin Walkway especially near the The Penguins In The Wall. These trees have been reported to Glasgow City Council . Be very careful around fallen trees and watch out for path closures.

This has been a very powerful event as you can see from the experience of our colleagues in Edinburgh. Wishing them all the best in their work over the next few days, weeks and months making the Gardens safe again. In reality it takes years to recover from the.loss of trees.

As always our Stevie was down there to assist, possibly rebranding ourself as the 6th emergency service. Regular updates will follow, hoping for some rooted cuttings. Touch wood.( as they say)

Well done to North Kelvinside Primary School and Saint Charles’ Primary & LCR for their involvement in the Lord Provost of Glasgow Peace Garden at the Botanic Gardens Glasgow. Thank you to everyone involved. The words shared, respect shown and passion for peace was inspiring EdIS Glasgow