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Apple Regional Training Centre @RenfrewshireRTC

We are delighted to announce that we will once again be continuing as an Apple Regional Training Centre for 2025 – 26! Being selected highlights our commitment to facilitating training for staff to develop skills and build confidence to use Apple technology in the classroom.
We are committed to raising awareness of the the Apple Teacher Programme and creating a community to share best practice and support each other. Staff from across Renfrewshire can attend courses to build knowledge and skills and even earn badges! Customised courses this year will include:
  • Book Creator with iPad, Course ID: 90781
  • Augmented Reality across the Curriculum, Course ID: 90779
  • Gain Apple Teacher status, Course ID: 90784

For our full list of available courses, check out our RTC site here!

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Live lessons are back in English and Welsh!

75 minutes long with a natural break after 40 minutes if you need to leave early. Register for the video recording to use later if the dates or times don’t suit. Ideal for ages 7-13.

Ebook Updates

There are 10 new ebook activities all planned in detail with video tutorials! 45 activities in total to choose from. Click below to download the relevant ebook.

  • Irish Famine infographic
  • Castles Defensive Features
  • Celtic Myth Poster
  • Ancient Olympics Museum
  • WW2 Key Events Timeline
  • Victorian Children
  • Rainforests Map
  • Vikings AI Timeline
  • Tutankhamun Number Facts
  • Teeth Diagram

Download 👉 Scotland Ebook / Northern Ireland Ebook / Wales Ebook / England Ebook

ACE Teacher Training

We have the new Adobe Creative educator training sessions of the year to choose from.

Primary Computing Science Progression Pathway

Did you know our Computing Science progression pathway is now available? It gives you a clear pathway from P1 – P7 using the Barefoot Computing resources, with supporting notes for teachers so even the least confident can have a go. It is a really useful way to kickstart your computational thinking. Check out our quick guide to using the progression pathway here!

Primary Progression Pathway