Education Scotland has made video clips available to download on a whole host of topics. We especially like the World of Work clips where people talk about various jobs and what they entail.
Click on the pic for more information.
Daily Archives: November 8, 2011
Enterprise Month – A source of Inspiration
November is Enterprise Month.
Here’s a wee nugget of good stuff from last year from Education Scotland. Packed full of ideas and resources.
Click on the pic for the link.
Creative Enterprise Fund – Act soon!
Funding Available – Click on the Picture for more details!
| Creative Enterprise Fund Launched for Young Entrepreneurs |
| The Creative Enterprise Fund is designed to support young people in Scotland, aged 15-22, with activities which allow them to flourish within the creative industries. It aims to encourage enterprising and innovative ideas and assist these young people to become creative leaders.
Funding is available to individuals and groups. The maximum amount available to individuals is £200 and the maximum available to groups is £750. The Fund can support a variety of creative ventures. Examples of eligible projects include:
Young people living in Scotland aged 15-22 are eligible. Applications must be from Young Scot cardholders and include the Young Scot cardholder’s Young Scot card number. If applying as a group, a Young Scot cardholder must fill in the application. Groups are classed as three or more people and at least two-thirds of any group should be aged 15-22 years. The Creative Enterprise Fund Grants Committee meets every two months. The next deadline for applications is Monday 14 November 2011. |
Get Set!
If your IDL task is on the theme of the Olympic Games, or if you are going to do absolutely anything within your classes related to London 2012, please register with Get Set! Click on the pic for the link.
Registration closes in December!
Lynn’s Thought for the Week
There is no doubt that creativity is the most important human resource of all. Without creativity, there would be no progress, and we would be forever repeating the same patterns.
Edward De Bono
