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Involving parents and families in education is crucial for building trust, improving academic success, and overall well-being of learners in Scotland. Collaboration between educators and families creates opportunities for children to develop essential competencies. Effective engagement strategies fo

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The TAMS User Research project focuses on improving understanding of how a Talent Attraction and Migration Service for Scotland can meet migrant users' needs. The research includes objectives, methodology, engaging migrant lived experience, and insights from interviews with recently arrived migrants

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Explore the Inclusion, Wellbeing, and Equalities Professional Learning Framework for Scotland's educators and learners. This resource focuses on Regulate, Relate, Reason, and Restore in the engagement sequence to enhance the learning experience. Facilitate discussions using the provided slides and f

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Scotland's Career Strategy and Sandy Begbie's Youth Guarantee report highlight the importance of reviewing career services to maximize impact and engage with the third sector. The career ecosystem in Scotland involves various organizations and institutions investing in career-related services for ov

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This professional learning framework aims to enhance the knowledge and understanding of educators in Scotland regarding inclusion, wellbeing, and equalities. It provides slides with facilitation notes for group or self-directed learning activities, focusing on relational approaches in educational se

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Scotland's Public Health body, Public Health Scotland, leads efforts in injury surveillance to prolong healthy life, prevent disease, and promote health. Long-term investment in prevention involves various sectors. Injury surveillance is crucial as it helps manage and prevent injuries, with coded da

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Tea & Brown offers the Best Brown Sugar Boba in Ivory Highlands. From classic milk teas to exotic fruit blends, their menu offers something to satisfy every craving. Whether you're looking for a quick pick-me-up or a leisurely afternoon treat, they are here to elevate your tea-drinking experience. C

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This professional learning framework focuses on co-regulation and de-escalation strategies for Scotland's educators to enhance the well-being and inclusion of Scotland's learners. It includes resources for facilitating group or self-directed learning activities, emphasizing the importance of creatin

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A Way Home Scotland is dedicated to reducing and eradicating youth homelessness in Scotland by collaborating with various organizations and professionals. They focus on developing preventive pathways for groups at highest risk, such as care leavers, youth from the LGBT community, and those with adve

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Child protection and safeguarding in Scotland involve processes to assess and address potential harm to children. Safeguarding extends to ensuring overall welfare and promoting positive outcomes for children, young people, and protected adults. Legislation such as the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 an

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In the short story "Flowers" by Robin Jenkins, set during World War Two in the Highlands of Scotland, Margaret experiences the challenges of war, loss of innocence, and isolation after being evacuated. The title serves as a metaphor, hinting at deeper themes within the narrative. Through the charact

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Dyslexia is a common learning difference affecting 1 in 10 individuals. Dyslexia Scotland provides valuable resources, support, and awareness during Dyslexia Awareness Week. Individuals with dyslexia may face challenges in reading, writing, and organization but also exhibit strengths in problem-solv

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Norman MacCaig's poem "Aunt Julia" delves into the life of his Gaelic-speaking aunt on the island of Scalpay. The history of Gaelic in Scotland, its decline in favor of Scots, and the significance of crofting, a traditional agricultural practice in the north, are explored. Images and insights offer

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Exploring the historical significance of the British Empire on Scotland, this lesson delves into the interconnections between the two entities. It examines various aspects such as population movements, cultural investments, economic influences, and the overall positive impact on Scotland. By investi

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The Scottish Government's Active Scotland Outcomes Framework focuses on promoting physical activity and wellbeing across the nation. The vision is for a more active Scotland, with initiatives targeting various age groups and communities. The Delivery Plan outlines numerous actions to achieve these o

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Discover the nomadic life on the Gobi Highlands through an English 8 reading exercise. Follow the daily routine of nomadic children, learn about the importance of cattle to nomads, and explore their traditional lifestyle in the midst of vast pastures and mountains. Engage in activities like matching

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Explore a engaging quiz featuring questions related to crime in Scotland, covering topics such as surveys, crime rates, property crime, violent crime, police views, public perceptions, and more. From the Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions & Crime to data on adults' experiences and perceptions, thi

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Scotland's ageing population presents challenges and opportunities for the housing sector. The construction industry is innovating with solutions like off-site manufacturing and digital construction to meet changing demands. Creating age-friendly homes is crucial for a healthier, independent lifesty

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Explore the Moon's surface like a detective! Analyze craters, highlands, and maria to determine their origins and age. Learn how to differentiate between features and debunk the myth of lunar oceans. Use your observational skills to piece together the Moon's history.

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The Battle of Loos, a significant conflict during World War I, holds a particular relevance to Scotland due to the high number of Scottish soldiers who fought and perished. The battle, marked by devastating losses and destruction in the former coal mining town of Loos in Northern France, saw the inv

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Labour Market Information (LMI) provides essential insights into the structure and dynamics of the job market, including skills demand, supply, mismatches, and forecasting. This toolkit from Skills Development Scotland offers valuable resources to interpret LMI, identify skills shortages, and explor

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Encouraging play as a fundamental daily experience for children in Scotland is essential for their holistic development. The National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) outlines the criteria of sustainable, liveable, productive, and distinctive places, emphasizing the importance of play. It mandates that e

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Grass plays a crucial role in Scotland's agriculture and ecosystem, providing sustenance for livestock, stabilizing soil, reducing carbon footprint, and enhancing biodiversity. With over 80% of Scotland covered in grassland, its importance cannot be overstated. This presentation delves into the vari

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Local Authorities in Scotland are comprised of 32 councils that provide essential public services such as education, social care, waste management, and planning. Elected members, non-elected members, and key personnel like the Chief Executive and Council Leader play vital roles in decision-making an

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Scotland sets ambitious nature restoration targets to prevent wildlife extinctions and restore the natural environment by 2045. The country aims for a Nature Positive UK by 2030, focusing on species abundance, distribution, extinction risk, and habitat quality. Maintaining or exceeding EU environmen

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This document presents key findings from a survey on professional learning in STEM conducted in June 2017 for Scotland's learners, with insights from educators. The survey received a strong response from various practitioners, highlighting the importance of tailored STEM CLPL programs to achieve Sco

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Emphasizing the importance of Gaelic in the curriculum, this content highlights ways Gaelic can be integrated, resources available, and the ambitions of Education Scotland's Gaelic Language Plan. It discusses Gaelic Learner Education, promoting Gaelic culture, and the potential to create new Gaelic

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The economic context in the Highlands and Islands region highlights a significant decline in regional GDP, with recovery lagging behind the rest of Scotland due to factors such as Brexit and the impact of COVID-19. Despite challenges, there are signs of recovery, with businesses expressing optimism

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Mobile Libraries Day 2022 is set to be celebrated on Wednesday, 16th November, coinciding with Book Week Scotland. The day highlights the vital role mobile libraries play in combating social isolation and serving diverse communities in Scotland. With 49 mobile libraries in 22 local authority areas,

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Figures and data reveal the concerning rates of poverty in Scotland, with various demographic groups facing higher risks. The Covid-19 pandemic has worsened the situation, leading to financial squeeze and decreased working hours. BME communities are particularly affected, experiencing discrimination

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On 30 November 2020, new legislation including the Age of Criminal Responsibility (Scotland) Act 2019 and the Management of Offenders (Scotland) Act 2019 came into force, transforming the disclosure system in Scotland. These changes raise the age of criminal responsibility, reduce rehabilitation per

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The British Transport Police (BTP) in Scotland have implemented a robust policing strategy under a Gold Strategy to protect staff and the public while maintaining critical functions during the COVID-19 crisis. Officers follow the 4 E's approach when dealing with the public: Engage, Explain, Encourag

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The data presented delves into the significance of ethnicity in Scotland, highlighting health trends and demographic changes. It showcases disparities in disease prevalence among ethnic groups, variations in healthcare screening attendance, and the evolving diversity landscape. From examining the im

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Explore the journey of heritage organizations in the Highlands & Islands as they address challenges and needs, emphasizing collaboration, technology, and community engagement. Delve into volunteer recruitment, digital database creation, and the importance of sharing knowledge and resources to preser

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Explore the latest developments in Grade 7 Social Studies at Highlands, focusing on inquiry-based learning, active classrooms, problem-based learning, technology integration, and dual language approaches. The curriculum emphasizes shifts in content delivery, skills development, and the New York Stat

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Smallholder farmers in the central highlands of Ethiopia rely on sheep for both subsistence and income generation. This study analyzed the sheep and feed value chain, identified market dynamics, and assessed constraints and opportunities. The research area, methodology, results, and key actors in th

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Transforming Publishing and Health Statistics in Scotland involves the use of data from various sources such as ISD Scotland to provide comprehensive insights into healthcare metrics. The transformation includes the production of official statistics by ISD Scotland and covers a wide range of health-

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Clinical research in dermatology in Scotland faces challenges and opportunities, led by experts like Dr. Richard Weller and Prof. David Crossman. The Chief Scientists Office (CSO) plays a key role in supporting high-quality health research in Scotland, fostering partnerships with NHS Research Scotla

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Discover the rich Gaelic culture and history of the Highlands through lessons on language, clans, and daily life in 1745. Uncover the stories of Jacobite supporters, the importance of the Clan system, and the geographical divide between Gaelic and non-Gaelic speakers. Dive deep into the unique aspec

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