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. Here are some of her thoughts on Ethos and Life in Scotland’s curriculum and hear more from Claire in our latest reel! “I have learned so much. I think it surprised me how much we are actually all interlinked. I feel that I can really see my own values coming through in listening to others and

The Curriculum Improvement Cycle is a systematic review of the Scottish curriculum to ensure it remains up to date and relevant for children and young people. Watch this short introduction video outlining the aims of this and where you can get the latest information. | Education Scotland

The Education Scotland Pedagogy Podcast series offers curated in-depth conversations with inspirational educators, leading academics and Scotland’s children and young people – exploring the art and science of learning and teaching. For the next three weeks we are going to bring you some highlights from the series. Hosted by Bex Ewart (QIO, City of Edinburgh Council), the discussions are designed to provoke thought, inspire further conversations, and provide pointers to more reading and research

If you’re curious about a specific school’s performance, these inspection reports provide valuable information for parents, educators, and the community. Search for an inspection report here: https://ow.ly/9Ohw50QraPl | Education Scotland