Education Scotland has worked with a range of establishments to publish new case studies on the National Assessment Resource (NAR). These case studies focus on the process of recognising achievement, profiling and reporting. All of Scotland's local authorities were involved in developing these materials, which reflect the local flexibility that schools and local authorities have in developing their processes, in line with the guidance provided by Building the Curriculum 5. The materials cover the early years, primary, secondary and ASN sectors and all have been through a national quality assurance and moderation process. Support Materials are available.
Posted on: Fri Jan 06A selection of Student cakes from the Home Economics Department for 2011 school year.
Not exactly educational but students, teachers and staff should watch this! What is the single best thing we can do for our health?
Posted on: Tue Dec 13, 2011The CfE and Glow News e-update provides you with updates on Curriculum for Excellence and support for practitioners, along with all the latest developments within Glow. Read the November issue to find out about support for Curriculum for Excellence, the National Assessment Resource (NAR), a new Gaelic Thesaurus, Scottish Ballet Glow Group, CPDRequest – a free CPD service on Glow, and a selection of Glow Cookbooks.
Posted on: Fri Nov 25, 2011Many people involved in voluntary organisations and charities, both staff and Board members, are recognising that they need to develop their skills if their organisations are to survive in the difficult times we find ourselves in. Signpost Training (Inverness) is offering a series of practical training opportunities to equip you with the tools and provide the motivation to be effective and successful. All sessions last from 10.30 to 4.00 and take place in Inverness. For any further enquiries or to book, please contact 01463 711393 (services@signpost-inc.org). All courses cost £60 per person per course, including lunch and refreshments.
Posted on: Thu Nov 10, 2011As the UK government reviews the national curriculum and design technology’s status as a compulsory school subject, the Design & Technology Association, the James Dyson Foundation and industrial designers Seymourpowell have started a campaign to secure the future of design and technology education. We're supporting the campaign. A key part of the campaign is this movie featuring industry experts and leading designers talking about the importance of design education. Contributors include fashion designer Paul Smith, Jaguar design director Ian Callum, Design Museum director Deyan Sudjic, Design Council chief executive David Kester and the founders of Seymourpowell.
Posted on: Wed Nov 09, 2011