Clothes
These illustrations and photographs are free for any kind of educational use - whether you are a teacher creating topic worksheets or looking for ideas to spark creative writing, or a pupil who needs illustrations for a presentation or website.
Just select the collection you are interested in and have a look at the thumbnail images.
Most of the illustrations are available in both full-colour versions and in black and white.
Copyright
You can use these images for educational purposes without worrying about cost or copyright. All we ask is that you don't sell them and you credit LTS when you use them. For full details, please see the copyright statement.
Shoes
Coloured illustrations of a range of different types of footwear that are often worn by children.
Clothes for different weather
Pictures of a child wearing different clothes for different types of weather, from sandals and shorts to a scarf, hat and wellies. Available in colour and black and white.
People who help us
Twenty coloured illustrations of familiar figures such as police officers, firefighters, nurses, a postman and a lollipop man.
Portrait paintings
Download copies of these portraits, mostly of ordinary people, from the Royal Scottish Academy, along with information about each painting and artist.
Copyright
These images are the copyright of Learning and Teaching Scotland and are provided as a royalty-free educational resource for educational use in Scotland. By downloading an image you are agreeing to be bound by the terms of this licence.
You may copy, distribute and display an image, and make derivative works based on the image. Learning and Teaching Scotland must be credited as the source of the original image. You may not sell or permit third parties to sell or license an image. If you alter, transform, or build upon an image, you may distribute the resulting image only under a licence identical to this one. For any reuse or distribution, you must make clear to others the licence terms of this work.
Any of these conditions can be waived if you get permission from Learning and Teaching Scotland.