Education Scotland

Hands holding a colorful anthology titled 'Young Anti-Racist Voices of Scotland' featuring illustrated children on the cover.

Introducing Young Anti Racist Voices of Scotland

A new anthology showcasing young people’s creativity, lived experiences, and leadership in anti racism across Scotland. A powerful milestone in our journey toward racial equity.

👉 Explore the anthology on our website: https://ow.ly/ZVqz50Yq6vK

Education Scotland is leading a systematic review of the Scottish #curriculum called the Curriculum Improvement Cycle.

Next week we'll be focusing on #ExpressiveArts! 🖌️🩰🎼📽️ 🎭Look out for new reels, a brand new podcast episode and more.
👉https://ow.ly/XyxX50WO7gP

Education Scotland's ELC ASN Spotlight on Inclusion, Wellbeing, and Equalities Professional Learning Framework with a computer and graduate icon.

Explore the Inclusion, Wellbeing and Equalities Professional Learning Framework, offering flexible resources that support self-directed, collaborative or facilitated professional learning across ELC and school settings.

🔗 https://ow.ly/AGue50YpJwJ

We're running a spring series of webinars to provide updates on the Curriculum Improvement Cycle! Join us on Thursday 12 March to find out about the tools and resources available to learn more about how the curriculum is changing.

👉https://ow.ly/7KJK50YmAUE

Education Scotland's ELC ASN resource spotlight showing a graduate figure on a monitor, emphasizing professional learning.

The Inclusion, Wellbeing and Equalities Professional Learning Framework supports educators across ELC and school settings, with resources organised around four themes: Inclusion, Rights & Equalities, Relationships and Wellbeing & Care.

🔗 https://ow.ly/abm250YoFht

Are you an early years or primary educator? We're running a professional learning programme exploring our Learning to Read in the Early Years resource and connecting research with classroom practice.
⏰ Sign-up deadline: Tuesday 17 March
Register now 👇
https://ow.ly/urqa50Yoz8v

⭐Congratulations to Adult & Family Learning in Moray on achieving a full #STEMnation Award! Moray Adult & Family Learning were praised for their insightful #STEM action plan, reflecting a deep understanding of how STEM connects to everyday life.
👉https://ow.ly/GLFz50Y608S

📢 Headteachers and senior leaders: Join one of our information sessions introducing Leading Play Pedagogy in P1, a new self-directed professional learning resource launching June 2026.

📅 Thurs 26 March, 3.30–4.30pm – https://ow.ly/oV8O50YmZ98
📅 Fri 27 March, 10–11am – https://ow.ly/4XKj50YmZ9a

Whether you're just starting your #STEM journey or looking to expand on your existing efforts, our #STEMnation open days provide an excellent opportunity to connect, share best practices, & learn from others in the STEM community.
Find out more👇
https://ow.ly/F3yo50Y0zhc

📚 Realising the Ambition supports reflective practice in ELC – focusing on children’s wellbeing, confidence and relationships, and highlighting how to recognise and respond to additional support needs so every child can thrive.

🔗 Explore it here: https://ow.ly/XfnS50YmUjZ

🎙️Our latest Curriculum Improvement Cycle podcast episode focuses on social studies and is available to listen to now!

👉https://ow.ly/OnKU50Yms4Y

#Curriculum #Education #Scotland #SocialStudies #podcast

🎞️New Curriculum Improvement Cycle for Social Studies reel!

Amy Lambert, Modern Studies Teacher at Sanquhar Academy, discusses being part of the Curriculum Improvement Cycle for Social Studies and the importance of sharing views with practitioners from across the country.👇

📢 Our Youth Voice Toolkit is now available in Gàidhlig.

Practical tools to support youth participation in schools and community settings across Scotland.

🔗 Explore: https://ow.ly/299550YlTiX

We are running a spring series of webinars to provide updates on the Curriculum Improvement Cycle! The first webinar takes place on Thursday 5 March and will focus on Ethos & Life, Opportunities for Personal Achievement & Interdisciplinary Learning.

👉https://ow.ly/84Wp50YlXGa

Graphic for Education Scotland's ELC ASN Spotlight on a tartan background highlighting Realising the Ambition with a rocket symbol.

❓ What do children need to grow and develop – including those with additional support needs?

Section 3 of Realising the Ambition helps practitioners reflect on how relationships, interactions and the environment support every child.

🔗 https://ow.ly/Z1xp50YkXQE

🎞️New Curriculum Improvement Cycle for Social Studies reel!

Frazer Satti, Geography Teacher at St Ninian’s High School, shares his views on the work to help create a Social Studies curriculum that is fit for all learners.👇

📢 There's fantastic professional learning opportunities as we move into March. There's something for everyone to get involved in!

👉 Explore the full range here: https://ow.ly/hLu450YkXc6

⭐Congratulations to Farr High School in Highland Council on achieving a full #STEMnation Award! The school was praised for its inclusive & forward-thinking approach to #STEM education.

👉https://ow.ly/GLFz50Y608S

This week we’re focusing on the Curriculum Improvement Cycle for Social Studies!

Our first reel comes from Louise Melville, teacher at St Columba’s School in Kilmacolm!

👉https://ow.ly/XyxX50WO7gP

It's #WorldGaelicWeek! We asked practitioners why they wanted to be involved in the Curriculum Improvement Cycle for #Gaelic.👇

Teachers – have you visited the National Gaelic Education Professional Learning Community in Glow? Explore it now 👉https://ow.ly/sxPv50YiHuW

🆕 New: Gàidhlig Implementation guidance for the Youth Voice Toolkit.

Access practical support to plan and embed youth participation in your setting.

🔗 Explore: https://ow.ly/Q9x850YiNgy

🎙️Hear insights from practitioners involved in the development of the Ethos and Life Curriculum Improvement Cycle in our latest podcast episode!

👉https://ow.ly/aFZA50Yf86I

Jacqueline Dunn is Head Teacher at Calderwood Lodge Family Centre & Primary School in East Renfrewshire. She is part of the Curriculum Improvement Cycle core group for Ethos & Life of the school & community. Hear more from Jacqueline in our latest reel!👇

This week we’re focusing on the context of Ethos and Life in Scotland’s #curriculum as part of the Curriculum Improvement Cycle.

Claire Murphy is a Family Engagement Officer with North Lanarkshire Council. Hear Claire’s views on Ethos and Life in Scotland’s curriculum in our latest reel!👇

Laura Burr is an Early Years Service Officer and part of the Curriculum Improvement Cycle's core group for Ethos and Life of the school and community.

Listen to our latest reel to hear Laura's thoughts on Ethos and Life in Scotland’s curriculum!

This week we’re focusing on the context of Ethos and Life in Scotland’s curriculum as part of the Curriculum Improvement Cycle. Sharon Croome is a support for learning teacher in Edinburgh. Hear Sharon’s views on Ethos & Life in Scotland’s #curriculum in our reel!

We are hosting a series of #STEM Nation Award Open Days this February and March. The events are held across various #STEMnation Award settings throughout Scotland!

Sign up 👇
https://ow.ly/F3yo50Y0zhc

Next week we'll be focusing on the context of Ethos and Life in Scotland's #curriculum. Look out for new reels, a brand new podcast episode and more!

Find out more about the Curriculum Improvement Cycle via our blog
👉https://ow.ly/XyxX50WO7gP

🎙️Our latest Curriculum Improvement Cycle podcast episode is now live!

Listen to hear the progress so far in the #Curriculum Improvement Cycle for #Maths.

👉https://ow.ly/CbRs50YemPS

“Maths is all around us." Tara Harper, Lecturer in Mathematics Education, University of Dundee, explains what most excites her about the prospect of an updated #maths #curriculum.

Find out more about the Curriculum Improvement Cycle via our blog
👉 ow.ly/GB5T50UcNUk