SLF

Scottish Education Village

Photo of delegates at Scottish Education Village

As the Scottish Learning Festival grows so does the Scottish Education Village, which brings together Learning and Teaching Scotland, the Scottish Government, the SQA and HMIE.

The village featured dedicated areas for each organisation where visitors are able to speak with staff and find out more about their work.

View a rota of LTS staff on the Scottish Education Village

PDF files iconPDF File: LTS staff rota 2009 (209 KB)

Learning and Teaching Zone

A popular stop-over within the exhibition is the Learning and Teaching Zone presentation area where visitors had the opportunity to watch and take part in teacher- and pupil-led presentations and demonstrations.

Scottish Education Village Timetable on Wednesday
Wednesday 23 September
11:00Early Years – Learning from the LearnersHilltop Nursery
Bellrock Nursery
Pollokshaws Day Nursery
12:00The Use of Multi-representational Software and Handheld Technology in the Teaching of MathematicsAllan Graham Duncan, University of Aberdeen
13:00Glow: The Teacher’s StoryGirvan Primary School and Dundonald Primary School, South Ayrshire
14:00Storytelling for the Modern ClassroomBrendan Docherty, St Michael’s Primary, West Dunbartonshire Council
15:00Learning Anytime, Anyplace, AnywhereSharon Toner, University of Dundee
16:00Exploring International Education in a Secondary SchoolPerth High School, Perth and Kinross
Scottish Education Village Timetable on Thursday
Thursday 24 September
10:00Glow: The Teacher’s StorySchool to be confirmed
11:00International Education at St StephensSt Stephens Primary School, City of Glasgow Council
12:00Moshi Monster ManiaPort of Menteith Primary School, Stirling Council
13:00Developing Writing through Animation in Primary 6Jane Thomson, University of Strathclyde
14:00Early Years – Curriculum for Excellence and Glow in ActionSt James's Primary School, Paisley
15:00Putting a Whole School Approach to Health and Wellbeing into PracticeSt Kenneth’s Primary School, Inverclyde