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Learning and Teaching Scotland press releases from the past six months.

|2009 |
|May|Jun |
  • Youth group showcases citizenship and what it means to them
    18 June 2009
    Learning and Teaching Scotland’s (LTS) Young People’s Advisory Group has organised its very first national conference, ‘YOUth Citizenship: Inside and out’, to explore citizenship in its many forms globally, locally and in recognising wider achievement. The event is attracting young people in S4 to S6 from nearly every local authority in Scotland.

  • LTS helps bridge the gap between school and youth work
    18 June 2009
    Outcomes for young people improve when positive partnerships are developed between schools and youth work, finds a report published today by Learning and Teaching Scotland (LTS). ‘Bridging the Gap’ offers an insight into the range of exciting work that is taking place across Scotland and highlights the positive impact these partnerships have on the young people involved.

  • Developing young people's financial capability during the credit crunch
    18 June 2009
    Learning and Teaching Scotland, in partnership with North Ayrshire Council and revenue management company Stirling Park, is delighted to announce the launch of a new resource for learning and teaching, 'Tackling Debt – A Positive Approach'.

  • Glasgow lawyers help to boost literacy levels
    15 June 2009
    Schools in Glasgow are boosting child literacy levels by taking part in the Paired Reading Partners programme developed by Learning and Teaching Scotland.

  • The Scottish Arts Council gets ready to Glow
    08 June 2009
    The Scottish Arts Council and Learning and Teaching Scotland (LTS) are joining forces to bring arts education resources online through Glow, the world’s first national intranet for education.