
Curriculum for Excellence aims to achieve a transformation in education in Scotland by providing a coherent, enriched and more flexible curriculum from 3 to 18, firmly focused on the needs of the child and young person.
See the new experiences and outcomes which are now available.

Glow is the world’s first national intranet for education. It provides tools to underpin Curriculum for Excellence learning and teaching approaches.
Please contact Learning and Teaching Scotland with any queries or comments about us and our services.
Our Customer Services team will be happy to help you.
Phone: 08700 100 297
Email: enquiries@LTScotland.org.uk.

Learning and Teaching Scotland is sponsored by the Scottish Government.
Visit the School Education area of the Scottish Government website for more information.

In both English and Gaelic, this resource surveys some of the ongoing impacts of climate change around Scotland.

Find out more about the recently announced changes to Scottish National Qualifications.

The winners of the 2009 Scottish Education Awards were announced on Tuesday 16 June at the City Halls, Glasgow.

News of a DVD resource, coming soon to all pre-school and primary settings to support practitioners as they implement Curriculum for Excellence.

Choose sessions online or view the conference programme and make your booking.

Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning, has launched Scotland’s biggest reform of curriculum guidance in a generation.

Learning and Teaching Scotland provides advice, support, resources and staff development to the education community, creating a culture of innovation, ambition and excellence throughout Scottish education.
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