LfS Connect: ‘A golden thread’: Learning for Sustainability and the Scottish Curriculum Improvement Cycle
The General Teaching Council for Scotland’s Learning for Sustainability Hub, developed in partnership with LfS Scotland, provides a one-stop-shop to help educators across the 3-18 continuum to ‘explore, engage, enact & embed, and connect’ with Learning for Sustainability in their individual practice – and the wider life of their setting.
A key element of the Hub is ‘LfS Connect’: which includes monthly online opportunities for educators to network and collaborate with others, and explore key aspects of Learning for Sustainability.
The LfS Connect session on 23 January 2025 offered participants an opportunity to hear more about, and discuss ‘Learning for Sustainability and the Scottish Improvement Cycle’.
We were delighted to welcome Sheona Goodall, associate tutor and lecturer at the University of Dundee, who shared more about her work to embed an LfS ethos across the teaching of Mathematics – and the opportunities that the CIC offers for weaving the ‘golden thread’of LfS across education in Scotland.
Click on the hyperlinks below to engage with this session:
- View the slides from this session
- View the introduction and ‘scene-setting’ from Learning for Sustainability Scotland
- View input from the General Teaching Council for Scotland on the importance of LfS in the Professional Standards
- View input from our guest speaker, Sheona Goodall.
Our warmest thanks goes once again to Sheona for her contribution to this event.
Click here for more information on the Curriculum Improvement Cycle.