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Supporting remote learning
A range of support to assist in the preparation, planning and delivery of remote learning.
Supporting remote learning
For Scotland's learners, with Scotland's educators
Find inspection reports
Search reports on schools, other educational establishments, local authorities and related services.
Realising the Ambition
Realising the Ambition: Being Me builds upon the original principles and philosophy of Pre-Birth to 3 and Building the Ambition.
Scottish Attainment Challenge
The Scottish Attainment Challenge aims to raise the attainment of children and young people living in deprived areas, in order to close the equity gap.
How good is our school? - HGIOS 4
A suite of quality indicators that support staff in all sectors to look inwards, to scrutinise their work and evaluate what is working well for learners and what could be better.
Curriculum for Excellence Benchmarks
Benchmarks have been developed to provide clarity on the national standards expected within each curriculum area at each level.
A strong focus on learning, teaching and leadership
What is Curriculum for Excellence?
A quick introduction to Scotland’s 3-18 curriculum with links to key documents.
Experiences and outcomes
Use the experiences and outcomes help plan learning and to assess progress across all curriculum areas.
Current vacancies
Find opportunities to make a positive contribution to the future of Scotland’s children and young people.
Latest News
14 January 2021
Supporting remote learning – talking, listening and learning
Plans to engage with local authorities, schools, parents, carers and learners to provide a national overview of how remote learning is being delivered in Scottish schools.
13 January 2021
‘What Scotland Learned’ – 100 stories of lockdown learning
Education Scotland is delighted to announce the release of a collection of lockdown stories from across the education system called ‘What Scotland Learned’.
13 January 2021
Learning and leadership in 2021 - Two additional sessions
Two further Learning and Leadership sessions with Deputy First Minister (DFM) John Swinney and Gayle Gorman, HM Chief Inspector of Education.
06 January 2021
Learning and leadership in 2021
In conversation with Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills, John Swinney, and Gayle Gorman, HM Chief Inspector of Education.
23 December 2020
Education Scotland supporting remote learning
Education practitioners around the country are planning and preparing for the new term which we know will be required to be delivered online from 11 January.