Glow TV – Meet the Engineer

Meet the Engineer 11 September 10.00

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Education Scotland is working in partnership with Primary Engineers to allow you to hear from a range of people involved in and around engineering. After you have heard a bit about what they do, for example, why they chose engineering, how they got to where they are, you will have the opportunity to ask them your own questions and gain a better understanding of their role. In this session you will meet Craig Goldie – Director Sweitelsky. His job is running Swietelsky’s work in Britain and Australia which means he spends a lot of time travelling around the world meeting new people taking on new engineering challenges.

National 5 Sciences Resources

National 5 Sciences Resource Guides

New resource guides for Biology, Chemistry and Physics have been posted on the new Glow portal. These guides, similar to those created for Higher, map useful resources to key areas within the SQA’s course and unit support notes. Guides can be found in the appropriate subject folder. Use the hashtags in your Glow newsfeed for more updates or set alerts for these updates to appear in your Glow inbox.

National Library of Scotland

Behind the lines – Personal stories of the First World War

Explore Scotland’s story of the 1914-1918 war through the experiences of individual Scots. This major exhibition at the National Library runs until 11 November 2014.  Letters, diaries, sketches and photographs offer a direct link to Scots who lived and died in the Great War.  A link to the National Library of Scotland is available on CurricuLinks under the Art Galleries | Museums | Libraries section.

National Records of Scotland

The National Records of Scotland (NRS) has launched its 2014-15 programme of free workshops and web conferencing sessions for primary and secondary schools.

This year’s programme includes workshops which may be of interest to teachers planning learning that focuses on the Commonwealth Games, the Year of Homecoming 2014, or the First World War.

Full details of the Schools Programme are available on the NRS education site.  This link is also available on the Art Galleries | Museums | Libraries section of CurricuLinks.

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