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The Healthier Scotland Cooking Bus

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The Scottish Cooking Bus will be stationed in the exhibition hall in the new Health and Wellbeing Zone on both days.  A wide range of activities will take place on the bus, including pupil workshops. Further details to follow soon.
The Scottish Cooking Bus is funded by the Scottish Government in partnership with the Food Standards Agency (Scotland). The […]

Improving presentations

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For those that could not attend the LTS Inspiration Session yesterday (11/08/08) on learning how to improve presentations, there are online bookmarks (via delicious) for the videos that were shown, and a list of supplementary resources can be accessed.
An overview of this event, and others in the series, is on the Connected Live blog: (LTS Inspiration Sessions: Run your […]

Brochures for all

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More pathway brochures have just come online.  Brochures now available for:

Keynote speakers
Glow
Primary
Literacy
Numeracy
Enterprise in Education
Twilight session

All these brochures bring together a range of activities from seminars to Topic surgeries or sessions on the Scottish Education Village.
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More seminars full

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Seminars L2H: Curriculum for Excellence : The HMIE perspective and A2G: Smooth transitions are both now fully booked.
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A2D: Seminar full

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Seminar A2D: Curriculum for Excellence – Active Learning in the Early Years is now fully booked.
Early years practitioners have been busy making bookings, but there is still room in L2B: Using The Journey to Excellence in schools and early years centres or A2C: An integrated approach in the Early Years setting.
Book now to avoid dissappointment!
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D2F: Seminar full

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Seminar D2F: Assessment is for Learning in the Early Years: Making learning visible is the first to become fully booked.
Alternatively, Early years practitioners interested in the Curriculum for Excellence could try seminar A2D: Curriculum for Excellence – Active Learning in the Early Years; or those interested in assessment could try D2E: Assessment is for Learning in […]

“Here we come!”

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We are pleased to announce that Channel 4 Education, one of our lead sponsors, are giving an Educational Showcase with the title of “Here we come!” Channel 4 Education Showcase.
Matt Locke, Commissioning Editor and his team will be available to showcase some of the innovative, cross platform projects, games and web based services they are commissioning for […]

Sharing content

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 We are encouraging speakers to use Sharepoint to display and share their presentations.
As a friendly way to introduce this idea - please follow this link to view a  light herted introduction to the concept by Dean Shareksi.
Lesson #1 Share

 There is an event set up for 2008 as well as the one from last year.
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Draft experiences and outcomes for health and wellbeing

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The promotion of health and wellbeing is no longer just the responsibility of the Head Teacher or a dedicated member of staff.
Increasingly everyone who works in a school is being encouraged to play a part in promoting the social, physical and emotional wellbeing of everyone in the school.
The draft experiences and outcomes for health and […]

Themes for the SLF 2008

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The Scottish Learning Festival will take place on 24-25 September 2008 at Glasgow’s SECC.
The main theme of this year’s event is Curriculum for Excellence with a focus on outcomes and experiential learning and innovation in the curriculum.  Glow, the national education intranet currently being rolled out across Scotland, will be the subsidiary theme for the […]