Scotland Education News

Historic Glenuig Inn plays host to sea-kayaking adventurers as they enjoy spectacular leg of one of the World's top 50 Tours of a Lifetime.

New servery counters at Bryanston School, supplied by Moffat, have radically improved foodservice and delivered a highly flexible catering solution.

A rural community in South Ayrshire is benefiting from a new £1.5 million eco-friendly primary school – the first of its kind in the South Ayrshire Council area.

Dundee & Angus Chamber of Commerce directors and members discussed the local economy's skill needs.

We are delighted that Dan Heath, author of Switch and Made to Stick, and Michael Watkins, author of The First 90 Days will be speaking live at our Benchmark For Business Event in London on the 12th May.

Birmingham's schools are being given the chance to win cutting-edge technology that could make a major difference to the way their students work, learn and play.

Why should anyone be led by you? This simple question has caused leaders throughout the world to stop and pause for thought - pondering their right to lead, as well as how to improve their leadership abilities. London, Kings Place, 3rd February 2011

Secondary schools in the Birmingham area are to be given the chance to win £30,000 worth of state-of-the-art computer equipment in a new city-wide competition.

JB Management Ltd, one of Scotland’s most prolific training providers, is the latest company to complete accession to membership of the Elite Ayrshire Business Circle.

Professor Andy Miah of University of the West of Scotland’s School of Creative & Cultural Industries, which is based at the Ayr campus, has presented a proposal to create an independent Olympic community media network.

JB Management has secured Skills Development Scotland funding, and can now offer Ayrshire companies 16-19 year old Business and Administration assistants for 13 weeks under the Targeted Pathways to Apprenticeship programme.

Craggan Outdoors, the TripAdvisor.com top-rated AALA-licensed outdoor education centre in Scotland, is pleased to announce a new special offer for schools looking to book outdoor education in Scotland.

Benchmark for Business is delighted to offer you a unique opportunity for you and your team to attend a world class business event with Sir Ken Robinson and Patrick Lencioni, author of 5 dysfunctions of a team.

Tutors' Alliance is pleased to announce the relaunch of is membership services. Basic and Professional membership is now available.

Identifying, recruiting and retaining top talent will be one of the key differentiators of excellent organisations in the future. Taking those individuals and building them into effective teams is an even more significant challenge.

Two of the world's most in-demand management thinkers Dan Pink and Marcus Buckingham will join 400 business leaders at the Hilton Deansgate in Manchester for a day of inspirational, thought-provoking learning and networking.

A few places remain available at the next breakfast networking meeting of the Elite Cambridge Business Circle, which will take place at 8am on Thursday 29 July in the boardroom of the Clydesdale Bank, 1st Floor, 13-15 Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 1NL

Multi-award winning Ayr-based ARPL Architects Ltd have announced that work on the new environmentally friendly primary school being built at Colmonell in South Ayrshire reached a high point last week with the top roof coverings being fitted.

Press Release following Theresa May’s Statement of 15th June 2010 Tutors’ Alliance Believes Government Decision to Halt Vetting and Barring Scheme Puts Children at Risk

Moffat highlights 'catering in education' range at LACA 2010.

Team AEGON player, Mel South, took time out from playing at the AEGON Classic and joined pupils at Raddlebarn Primary School in Birmingham to check out the changes in tennis.

Moffat’s Versiclear waste trolleys have a place for everything

QMU awarded an innovation grant to research how football will promote learning and social inclusion, improve health and enhance opportunities in local communities in the future.

CompTIA A + certification is the industry standard for computer support technicians. International vendor neutral certification proves expertise in areas such as installation, preventive maintenance, networking, security and troubleshooting.

The award-winning learning and communications agency BDP Media Group, a leading provider of equality, diversity, inclusion, engagement and workplace training programmes, has expanded its footprint with the opening of a new office in Scotland.

The opening of Café Connect in Broad Street, Fraserburgh, by Alex Salmond, First Minister of Scotland, is the realisation of a vision for an internet café that will provide particular benefit for disabled and disadvantaged people.

Effective moving and handling training is vital for the safety of both care workers and care home residents and if staff are not properly trained the chance of serious accidents and injuries occurring is greatly increased.

Camphill School Aberdeen is to host a conference on April 13 that will focus on how children and young people are affected by trauma.

RMD UK exhibiting at Higher Education suppliers conference

Pupils, staff and members of the local community are benefiting from the completion of a £3 million refurbishment programme at Dalmilling Primary School in Ayr.

The new Prestwick Academy building in South Ayrshire was officially opened on Thursday 22 October 2009 by the Rt Hon Lord Ian Lang of Monkton.

The 2nd annual Young Scottish Minority Ethnic Awards are taking place on December 14 at Glasgow City Chambers from 17:00.

Businesses invited to technology showcase at Glasgow Caledonian University to see how they can benefit from pionering knowledge transfer project.

Impact Report on programme which improves classroom discipline and pupils' academic performance

Norma Corlette is back with Sulis Enterprises

We are a group of Church of Scotland churches in Leith Edinburgh. We believe that community is a sign of the Kingdom of God and that it needs a spiritual heart.

People with a love of learning seem to have a sixth sense – they aren’t satisfied until they know why things are the way they are. Finally, there’s a school where embracing that curiosity is not only encouraged, it’s required.