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Working with Diverse Learners: Interesting, Inclusive and Innovative Practice in Highland Schools

Image slideshow accompanied by teacher and pupil refelctions about the teaching and support of young people for whom English is not their first language.

 

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Easing the primary-secondary transition

How the Quality Contact project in Dundee helps students to feel happy and confident when starting secondary school.

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Supporting transitions through all stages of education

These guidelines, produced by Moray Council, set out the authority's approach to supporting transitions, and include a planning framework.
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East Lothian Council's Support for Learning training week

This training event helped to support teachers and promote collaborative links across the local authority.
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ASPIRE: Better behaviour, better learning

How a group of teachers in Angus is proving that there is more than one way to tackle disruptive behaviour.

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Sparkle and Chatterbox

Sparkle and Chatterbox is a project that supports activities, advice and information for children and families affected by autistic spectrum disorder in the Angus area.

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Learning for Life

The Education Liaison Unit of Grampian Police has developed a comprehensive education resource dealing with issues such as bullying, drugs sense, citizenship, diversity and harmony.

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Supporting Gypsy and Traveller children in education

At the Auchterderran Centre, a small group of dedicated teachers is working to encourage and motivate the children of all Gypsy/Traveller communities in Fife to attend their local schools.

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Coffee Groups - Working with parents in Perth and Kinross

A series of adult groups have been set up to support families and to give access to adult learning opportunities. 

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Making modern languages accessible to all

Learning a foreign language is a valuable life skill and should be available to all, regardless of ability or disability, what can be done to make language learning more accessible? 

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The Rainbow Room

Primary schools in the Duncanrig cluster in South Lanarkshire have created a haven of support for vulnerable children using funding from Better Behaviour, Better Learning. 

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