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Curious Two’s – Community of Practice
17 March – 9 June 2026 Target audience – anyone working with ELC 2s, including Managers and EYOs in settings with ELC 2s. A series of six one hour-long collaborative sessions where we will come together to reflect on the joys and unique challenges of working with ELC 2s. Each session will include a short learning input from the Early Years Teacher Team followed by professional discussion and reflection; come prepared to share! At the end of each session, you will be given the opportunity to develop an area of your practice based on the content of the session in …Climate Ready Classrooms
Dates and timings: Teacher training: 2.30-4.00pm Monday 23 February Pupil workshops: 11.00-11.30am Wednesday 25 February, 4 March and 11 March. Climate Ready Classrooms for Primary Schools is a series of workshops and activities, delivered on a local authority basis. By taking part, pupils will gain an understanding of the climate emergency and biodiversity crisis and take action to address these issues. It is delivered as a series of three workshops spread over three weeks with classroom activities to take part in between sessions. The final output is an Action Plan, shared with your local authority, which includes actions that pupils …STEP Annual Conference
Scottish Teachers for Enhancing Practice (STEP) are holding their annual conference in Stirling Court Hotel on Saturday 14th March 2026. This conference is run by teachers for teachers. We have a very diverse programme of workshops and keynotes with a prize draw from our sponsors Collins Leckie. We have an early bird booking price of £29.95 until 31st January 2026. We always hold our conference in Stirling as it is ideally placed for delegates from all over Scotland. I am attaching all the information needed but feel free to contact me with any other questions. Further information is available on the …Trauma Skilled Training
29 January – places still availableLatest updatesEducation Scotland Curriculum Improvement Cycle (3–18 Sciences): Upcoming Webinars
The Curriculum Improvement Cycle (CIC) for 3–18 Sciences is well underway, with significant progress already achieved through the valuable engagement of practitioners across Scotland. Last year, the Education Scotland science team hosted four webinars, providing updates on the CIC and consulting on key aspects of the process with colleagues across the wider network. We are keen to continue hearing from as many practitioners as possible, ensuring that your expertise and perspectives directly inform and shape a forward-looking sciences curriculum. We are pleased to share the dates of three further webinars planned for early 2026: Wednesday 4 February, 16:00–17:30 Education Scotland …Continue reading Education Scotland Curriculum Improvement Cycle (3–18 Sciences): Upcoming Webinars
Magma Shared iPads Session
Joe from Magma Maths will be hosting a twilight session on 3.45pm on Thursday 5th February 2026. This session aims to support teachers in P1-3 in ways that Magma Maths can be used with the shared iPads. Please use the link below to access the session: Microsoft Teams meeting Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/37257449517500?p=2RKRzsMXoJpFfznemi Meeting ID: 372 574 495 175 00 Passcode: gq6eD6NaLatest News
Advent in Glow Blogs
A couple of example sites both have a different primary age activities published every day. 25 examples of the H5p plugin. Example of using the Draw Attention plugin.Canva Embeds in Glow Blogs
Canva embeds are now supported in Glow Blogs.Fixed: PDF Issue
The PDF Issue that recently developed on Glow Blogs has now been fixed. PDFs can now be uploaded as expected without any workarounds.Glow Blogs Update 30 Sep 2025
Glow Blogs has been updated to WordPress 6.8.2. This update is mostly a behind the scenes one, you might not notice much difference.Fixed: PDF problem
An issue with pdf uploaded to Glow Blogs has recently developed. Our developers are looking at the issue to create a fix. The issue is that pdfs uploaded to Glow Blogs are ‘truncated’ to one page. We hope this is fixed soon. There are a few workarounds you can use in the meantime.
