It’s time to embark on excellent learning
Have you heard about the new website that’s been launched to help bring the Scottish Government’s Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) to life for young people?
BeXcellent offers an easy-to-understand approach to the new curriculum and the personalised, creative learning it promote
The City of Edinburgh Music School at the 2012 Olympics
The City of Edinburgh Music School are delighted to be representing Scotland as part of PRS for Music Foundation’s New Music 20x12 programme. This consists of 20 newly commissioned pieces of music, each 12 minutes in length, celebrating the talent of the UK’s musical
Sean hits the high notes
A school choirboy has been chosen from hundreds of singers across the UK to perform at an exclusive concert honouring the Queen’s diamond jubilee.
Sean Hughes, 11, is one of only 40 mini choristers nationwide to be offered a part in the once-in-a-lifetime performance at St Paul
Worth Watching
Very funny ! Rhod Gilbert leaves his regular job as a stand-up comedian to try out four new ones. He goes back to school as he joins the staff of Monnow Primary School near Newport. As he gets to grips with his new job of primary school teacher, will Mr Gilbert impress his pupils and pass
Two Edinburgh nurseries shortlisted for national award
Cranley Nursery in Colinton and Arbor Green Nursery in Edinburgh have been shortlisted for National Day Nursery Association’s (NDNA) Nursery of the Year Award 2012. The award, supported by Hope Education, is voted for by parents and recognises the contribution good quality nurseries
Stew Mel win Scottish Independent Schools FA Cup
Stewart's Melville College won the Scottish Independent Schools' FA Cup for the first time after a tense 3-1 victory over George Watson's College at Tynecastle Stadium in the cup final. SMC took the lead after an even first twenty minutes when striker Nick Campbell rose unchal