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Pre-Birth to Three DVD: Introduction
PEPAS - Introduction
Forest Schools Initiative
Supporting learning at home

Pre-Birth to Three DVD: Introduction

Graphic showing an image of a small boy, surrounded by the four key principles and nine features of the pre-birth to three guidance

Learn about this national guidance and CPD resource, which is built on research and seeks to promote evidence-based approaches.

PEPAS - Introduction

Screenshot of teacher playing with basketball

Introduces a resource created to assist practitioners in implementing the recommended two hours of high quality physical education. Practical ideas from a variety of pre-school and primary settings are shared.

Forest Schools Initiative - An introduction to the initiative

An introductory video about how this active learning initiative can be used to support the teaching of mathematics. Paula Morrison, Acting Headteacher talks about the benefits of Forest Schools to promote active approaches to learning in a fun, challenging local environment.

Promoting Parental Partnerships: Supporting learning at home

This video clip outlines the crucial role played by parents, other family members and the wider community in supporting learning at home and outside school.

Gary Kildare

Gary Kildare (IBM Vice President and Senior Executive in Scotland) explains why skills, and in particular the development of thinking skills, are essential to children and young people.

Posted on 30 April 2012.

French National 5: Un Métier

A conversation, in French, among three people about school subjects, part-time jobs and career aspirations.

Posted on 19 April 2012 under Secondary.

James Robertson

Author James Robertson talks about why it's important for schools to study Scotland.

Posted on 19 March 2012.

James Robertson reads a poem from Robert Fergusson

James Robertson reads the poem 'Braid Claith' by Robert Fergusson.

Posted on 19 March 2012.

Alasdair Allan

Alasdair Allan MSP talks about his experiences of studying Scotland in primary and secondary school and why it is important for children to continue to learn about Scotland today.