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Curriculum for Excellence: Making it happen
Following the recent publication of the experiences and outcomes, Learning and Teaching Scotland (LTS) is encouraging education professionals across Scotland to make use of the resources available on the dedicated Curriculum for Excellence website.
- Posted on 21 September 2009 under Curriculum for Excellence, Features, Issue 24.
Curriculum for Excellence: In your words
The development of Curriculum for Excellence is an important milestone for Scottish education. For the first time, teachers have had the chance to shape the future of education in Scotland.
- Posted on 18 March 2009 under Curriculum for Excellence, Features, Issue 23.
On the money
Who says finance is boring? A range of innovative resources and enterprise projects has schools adding up the benefits of financial education. Nicola More reports.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Curriculum for Excellence, Features, Issue 22.
- Tagged as numeracy, finance.
Why ask the parents?
Parents have an important role to play as partners in their children’s learning, and they’re making their voices heard all across Scotland.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Curriculum for Excellence, Features, Issue 22.
- Tagged as parents.
Scottish Learning Festival 2008
Highlights of the Scottish Learning Festival 2008.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Curriculum for Excellence, Features, Issue 22.
- Tagged as Scottish Learning Festival, SLF 2008.
Viewpoint: John Carnochan
Detective Chief Superintendent John Carnochan, Head of the Violence Reduction Unit, corrects some common myths about campus cops.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Curriculum for Excellence, Viewpoint, Issue 22.
- Tagged as truancy, police, campus cops.
A week in my shoes: Ian McCracken
Think life as a school librarian is peaceful and sedentary? Think again! Ian McCracken of Govan High School shares his hectic week.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Curriculum for Excellence, A week in my shoes, Issue 22.
- Tagged as libraries, information literacy.
Take 5: Useful ideas for the new term
Kirsteen Maclean, headteacher of Bernera Primary School, shares five ideas to get the new term off to a flying start.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Curriculum for Excellence, Upfront, Issue 22.
- Tagged as back to school.
Hold the front page!
Launched by PPA Scotland in 2006, the Scottish School Magazine Competition showcases creative talent from across Scotland. The competition aims to find the best school magazines, newsletters, newspapers or online magazines produced by pupils.
- Posted on 17 October 2008 under Curriculum for Excellence, Upfront, Issue 22.
- Tagged as school magazines, journalism.
In our experience: PE is for life
Following the recent publication of the draft experiences and outcomes for health and wellbeing, discover how Banchory Academy in Aberdeenshire is moving physical education forward with the latest technology.
- Posted on 16 June 2008 under ICT, Health and Wellbeing, Curriculum for Excellence, In our experience, Issue 21.
- Tagged as physical education, wikis, video, social media, PE, mp3s, interactive workbooks, audio.
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