These examples of planning are designed to assist teachers and school managers in planning work for the 5-14 curriculum.
Curriculum for Excellence will introduce eight refreshed and re-focused curriculum areas, and make space in the timetable for interdisciplinary projects and studies. Future planning will follow the principles underlying the new Curriculum for Excellence.
Although the current 5-14 curriculum will be with us for the immediate future, you can use the resources on this site with Curriculum for Excellence in mind. Use this short Reflection Guide to help you adapt resources in accordance with some of the principles and purposes of Curriculum for Excellence.
Word file: Curriculum for Excellence Reflection Guide (45KB)
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Cognitive acceleration through science education | One school discusses how it has used and developed an intervention programme aimed at developing thinking skills in the context of science. |
| Introducing a new science programme | An example showing how Midlothian Council has arranged the introduction of the Thinking Science programme into the first two year-groups of the secondary schools in the area. |
| People in the past audit planning tools | Planning tools from Nairn Academy (Highland) outlining an audit of S1 and S2 units for coverage of eras and strands in people in the past. |
| Planning: S2 German | This is a short-term plan for S2 German classes at a large, inner-city secondary school in Aberdeen. The course used is Auf Deutsch. |
| S1 French | This is the long-term plan for S1 French classes at a large, inner-city secondary school in Aberdeen. The course used is 'Spirale 1'. |
| Technology in S1/S2: Consultation Seminar | The following materials are composed of presentations, questions raised and some early discussion findings arising from the above seminar, which was held in Dundee in March 2002. |