Responding to Scotland’s Draft Environment Strategy
On Tuesday 09 September 2025, Learning for Sustainability Scotland, in partnership with EAUC Scotland, hosted a webinar and discussion on Scotland’s Draft Environment Strategy consultation.
Exploring and responding to the Wellbeing and Sustainable Development (Scotland) Bill
On Wednesday 13 August 2025, Learning for Sustainability Scotland; in partnership with SDG Network Scotland, and with input from Sarah Boyack MSP, hosted a webinar and discussion to explore the proposed Wellbeing and Sustainable Development (Scotland) Bill.
LfS Connect: ‘Creating a culture of LfS in your setting’
The LfS Connect session on 19 June 2025 offered participants an opportunity to discuss a key aspect of Learning for Sustainability in Scotland – ‘Creating a culture of LfS in our settings’.
RCEs in Europe network webinar #3: ‘Exploring the potential of…tools and frameworks for Education for Sustainable Development’
On Wednesday 18 June, the European network of Regional Centres of Expertise (RCEs) in Education for Sustainable Development welcomed a global audience to ‘Exploring the potential of…Tools and Frameworks for Education for Sustainable Development’.
Our third Critical Sustainability Conversation: ‘Peace Education: Fighting for the Future’
We were delighted to recently host the third of our new series of ‘Critical Sustainability Conversations’; which had a focus on ‘Peace Education: Fighting for the Future’
LfS Connect: ‘A focus on the new National Framework for LfS in Initial Teacher Education’
The LfS Connect session on 29 May 2025 offered participants and opportunity to hear more about, and discuss, the new National Framework for LfS in Initial Teacher Education’.
Our second Critical Sustainability Conversation: ‘Education, Sustainability and decolonialism: thinking and moving beyond the greenwash’
Our second ‘Critical Sustainability Conversation’ focused on ‘Education, Sustainability and decolonialism: thinking and moving beyond the greenwash’ and was held in collaboration with colleagues from Queen Margaret University and Canterbury Christ Church University.
Our first Critical Sustainability Conversation: ‘Mapping the Terrain around the SDGs’
We were delighted to recently host the first of our new series of ‘Critical Sustainability Conversations’, which seek to provide spaces for the ambitions outlined above. This Conversation focused on ‘Mapping the terrain around the SDGs’ and was held in collaboration with SDG Network Scotland.
LfS Connect: ‘Learning for Sustainability and a rights-based approach’
The GTC Scotland and LfS Scotland ‘LfS Connect’ session on 24 April 2025 offered participants an opportunity to hear more about, and discuss, ‘Learning for Sustainability and a rights-based approach.’
Why Not Scotland? Film screening and discussion on rewilding our nation.
On Monday 14 April, 40 participants joined us, the 2050 Climate Group, and our Youth Co-Ordinator, Alyson, at the Edinburgh Climate Change Institute for an in-person screening of this film and an informal discussion; where we asked ourselves – ‘Why not Scotland?’