Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Drop-In #10: celebrating teaching and learning approaches to LfS ahead of the launch of the refreshed national Learning for Sustainability Action Plan
2023-05-25 16:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London)
Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

As we eagerly await the launch of Scotland’s refreshed national Learning for Sustainability Action Plan in Summer 2023, this session will have a focus on celebrating teaching and learning approaches that help to embed Learning for Sustainability across everyday learning.

Book your place by clicking here.

Monitoring and evaluating education for sustainable development in Higher Education workshop (Senior Managers)
2023-06-21 10:00 - 11:00
Measuring, monitoring and evaluating Education for Sustainable Development is an important task. It helps us to show where we are at, the impact we’re having, and find out what and where we need to improve.

As part of a QAA funded Collaborative Enhancement project, the University of St Andrews; in partnership with EAUC Scotland, LfSS, sparqs, SOS UK, and University of Edinburgh, have developed a flexible 6-step framework that provides guidance on monitoring and evaluating ESD in higher education – including looking at mapping, quality, depth, and impacts. The outcomes also include a handbook and two workshops run by QAA. The workshops are free for QAA members and non-members to join and are open to all, with the two workshops having a slightly different target group.

This first workshop aims to:

increase awareness of the framework among senior managers with a responsibility for education, including for example Vice Principals

give them an overview of how the Framework works

increase institutional buy-in for ESD, and to allow for the support and encouragement of staff to monitor and evaluate their work.

Find out more and book your (free) place here.

The event is open to anyone to attend. The project and outcomes are, however, currently university-focused and will likely be more relevant to higher education institutions.

You may also be interested in our additional event for academics, coordinators and support staff.

Monitoring and evaluating education for sustainable development in Higher Education workshop (academics, coordinators, support staff)
2023-06-21 14:00 - 16:00
Measuring, monitoring and evaluating Education for Sustainable Development is an important task. It helps us to show where we are at, the impact we’re having, and find out what and where we need to improve.

As part of a QAA funded Collaborative Enhancement project, the University of St Andrews; in partnership with EAUC Scotland, LfSS, sparqs, SOS UK, and University of Edinburgh, have developed a flexible 6-step framework that provides guidance on monitoring and evaluating ESD in higher education – including looking at mapping, quality, depth, and impacts. The outcomes also include a handbook and two workshops run by QAA. The workshops are free for QAA members and non-members to join and are open to all, with the two workshops having a slightly different target group.

This second workshop aims to:

increase awareness of the framework with those who will be directly coordinating or running the monitoring of sustainability in learning and teaching, e.g. curriculum leads or programme coordinators, as well as general sustainability officers/leads with a responsibility or interest in teaching.

facilitates the sharing of experiences in enabling ESD and discussion of how the Framework might be adapted at your own institution.

The event is open to anyone to attend. The project and outcomes are, however, currently university-focused and will likely be more relevant to higher education institutions.

Find out more and book your (free) place here

You may also be interested in our additional event for Senior Managers.

College Expo 2023: 'Learning and teaching for a better future': workshop for college lecturers
2023-06-22 12:45 - 13:30
Virtual College Expo 2023 – is coming to your screen on Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 June.

This exciting professional learning event from the College Development Network offers inspirational keynotes, interactive workshops, and thought-provoking seminars. You will leave the event feeling inspired and equipped with fresh ideas and resources to enhance your practice.

Learning for Sustainability Scotland and our partners at EAUC Scotland are delighted to be delivering a workshop as part of College Expo 2023.

Fulfilling teaching requirements as well as equipping students with the values, skills and knowledge to tackle current and emerging challenges are two important aspects of teaching practice. Join our participative session to find out how Learning for Sustainability (LfS), increasingly an SQA requirement for college lecturers to include in their teaching, can be integrated into your practice.

You will gain a greater understanding of LfS as an integral part of teaching requirements and what this means for you, and hear about a case study showcasing how you can integrate LfS in your practice. This session also provides an opportunity for you share your thoughts on the kind of support that you may need to embed LfS, and help us shape future CPD opportunities for you and your college.

Book your place on our workshop here

View the whole programme here

'Transformative Education for Sustainable Regions': the 2023 RCE Europe Regional Meeting
2023-09-12 10:00 - 2023-09-14 12:30
The 2023 RCE Europe Regional Meeting 2023 will be hosted by RCE Basque Country-Navarre and RCE Fryslân and held virtually from 12-14* September 2023, under the theme ‘Transformative Education for Sustainable Regions‘.

The meeting will build on the experience of RCE Fryslân following the successful hosting of the Europe Regional Meetings 2022 (Part I and Part II), and take advantage of the fresh energy provided by the newly acknowledged RCE Basque Country-Navarre.

In addition to following up on actions agreed during the European RCE Regional Meeting 2022, this meeting will seek inspiration from different angles of the European Education for Sustainable Development community, and, in particular, hear the voices of the RCE youth networks.

View the draft programme here

Find out more and register your place here.

*Please note that the 14th of September is an internal meeting for RCE Co-ordinators only

Youth Work and Scotland’s refreshed Learning for Sustainability Action Plan
2023-09-28 11:00 - 12:15
“Making Learning for Sustainability a key driver in the future of Scottish education will not only enable us to heed the call to action from learners but will allow us to achieve much more besides. All of our policy ambitions in relation to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, climate and net zero, biodiversity, circular economy, and economic and social transformation can only be delivered with the commitment of Scotland’s people, supported throughout their education.”

We’re delighted to welcome Scotland’s refreshed national Learning for Sustainability (LfS) Action Plan: ‘Target 2030: a movement for people, planet and prosperity’ which was launched on 23rd June.

Join us, YouthLink Scotland, Education Scotland and Stirling Council as we discuss and examine the Plan and ways in which to:

Understand the context and content of the refreshed Scottish Government LfS Action Plan and its relevance to youth work

Consider how youth workers can engage with the LfS Action Plan’s Target 2030 ‘Call to Action’

Identify opportunities for connecting and collaborating with others and between sectors (e.g. communities/ youth/ schools/ colleges/ universities)

Share relevant planned activities, resources and strategies that will support young people.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Click here to reserve your FREE place.

Click here to read Learning for Sustainability Scotland’s response to the launch of the Plan.

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #11: celebrating Scotland's new Learning for Sustainability Action Plan
2023-09-28 16:00 - 17:15
Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

Click here to reserve your FREE place.

It's back! 'Learning for a Sustainable Future' starts again 23 October
2023-10-23 08:00 - 2023-11-26 17:00
We’re delighted to be running our ‘Learning for a Sustainable Future’ MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) once again. Since 2021, over 6,000 people from over 100 countries have taken part in this collaborative, facilitated learning opportunity.

Join a personal and professional global learning journey towards a sustainable future.

What on Earth could be more important?

Climate change, gender equality, health, social equity, and inclusion are issues that affect us all, impacting human well-being and economic stability. How to live a sustainable life affects – and connects – everyone.

On this FREE five-week course, you’ll develop an informed personal response to these major challenges as you’re supported to take positive actions towards a sustainable future.

You’ll learn more about current global issues and consider how we can all take action, personally or locally.

The course has an additional strand for those working in formal or informal education, who want to bring some of the activities and issues covered in the course into their own teaching.

Find out more and sign up here. Complete the course before 14 December for a FREE certificate of participation.

Bringing the STEM curriculum to life: learning for a sustainable world
2023-10-30 00:00 - 2024-02-29 23:59
This professional learning programme, developed by Learning for Sustainability Scotland, is part of Education Scotland’s STEM professional learning programme for 2023-24.

Join us on an interactive, collaborative facilitated online learning journey that will help you to plan for, weave together and embed Learning for Sustainability (LfS) across your everyday STEM practice; inspiring real-life, relevant, meaningful and transformative learning about the big issues that shape our world.

Who is this course for?

This course is open to senior leadership teams, teachers, and early years practitioners from local authority-funded 3-18 yrs settings within the South West and South East Regional Improvement Collaboratives (i.e. Dumfries & Galloway, East Ayrshire, East Lothian, City of Edinburgh, Fife, Midlothian, North Ayrshire, Scottish Borders and South Ayrshire).

We are particularly keen to encourage interdisciplinary, whole-setting, cross-sectoral and inter-authority collaboration and networking.

Find out more and book your FREE place here.

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #12
2023-11-02 16:00 - 17:15
Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

About this session

What Learning for Sustainability values are needed when applying to become a teacher in Scotland?

This session will be an opportunity for participants to contribute to Education Policy through the lens of Learning for Sustainability.

Suzy Aldous from GTC Scotland will be engaging with you on the current review of ‘The Memorandum on Entry Requirements to Programmes of Initial Teacher Education’.

This key policy looks at the values and qualifications that are the minimum entry requirements to programmes of Initial Teacher Education. In this Connect session we will have an opportunity to review the policy and give input on what is needed to ensure that Learning for Sustainability is woven across the expectations of teachers entering the profession today.

We ask that you take some time, if possible, ahead of the session to familiarise yourself with the Memorandum of Understanding.

Click here to reserve your FREE place.

Education for Sustainable Development Topic Support Network: Becoming nature and climate confident
2023-11-14 13:30 - 15:00
We welcome all staff in further and higher education with an interest in learning and teaching to the November 2023 Education for Sustainable Development Topic Support Network (ESD TSN), delivered in partnership with EAUC Scotland: The Alliance for Sustainability Leadership in Education.

Why this topic and what to expect: While sustainability is all about the interconnections between the social, economic, and environmental, we have heard some of you telling us that specifically integrating complex environmental topics into your teaching is tricky. While there is some great stuff happening – especially around tangible issues such as waste and recycling – teaching about more ‘abstract-feeling’ aspects like climate change or biodiversity can feel daunting when we don’t feel like we are experts in these fields.

In this TSN, we want to explore ways you can build confidence to integrate these topics into your teaching – both through gaining knowledge as well as through using teaching methods that allow you to feel comfortable with not knowing everything. We’ll have speakers from university and college contexts talking about their work as well as facilitated discussions with your peers.

Agenda and speaker announcement coming soon – click here to sign up.

As always, the event is free for EAUC members. Unsure if you’re a member or struggling to book? Get in touch with info@eauc.org.uk.

Live at COP28
2023-11-30 08:00 - 2023-12-14 17:00
We’re delighted to be running our ‘Live at the COP’ MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) once again. Since its first iteration in 2021 for COP26, over 10,000 people from over 160 countries have taken part in this collaborative, facilitated learning opportunity.

The course will run during the United Nations COP28 Climate Change Conference which takes place in the United Arab Emirates between 30 November to 14 December.

This course offers you an opportunity to examine what COP28 is, why it’s considered to be important and reflect on how you can add your voice to the call for collective action for a sustainable future.

Throughout the course, we will share ‘live’ insights into the issues being discussed at COP28, as well as responses to the conference themes from children and young people, community groups and ministerial bodies, both nationally and internationally. Using these ‘starting points’, we will invite you to reflect on what you have heard, watched and read, and think about what these conversations and issues mean to you.

Course content from Live at COP28 will remain open, free and accessible as a legacy resource for school, community and individual use beyond COP28.

Sign up here now. Complete the course before 14 December to receive a FREE certificate of participation.

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #13
2023-12-07 16:00 - 17:15

Our 2023 Annual Gathering and AGM: Celebrating ten years of LfSS
2024-01-11 14:00 - 19:30
We warmly invite Learning for Sustainability Scotland’s members to join us for an extra-special in-person Annual Gathering and AGM on Thursday 11 January 2024; where we’ll be celebrating our ten-year anniversary.

There will be two parts to this event and members can choose to attend one or both of these :

Our Annual Gathering and AGM at Moray House, University of Edinburgh (14:00 – 17:00)

Evening Reception at the Playfair Library, University of Edinburgh (18:00 – 19:30)

Click here to view the Agenda for the Annual Gathering and AGM.

Click here to book your FREE place at one or both of these events now. Please note that places are limited, so early booking is advised.

Both elements will provide an opportunity for members and invited guests to:

Network and connect with others

Hear an update on LfSS activities

Learn about and share new developments across Scotland and internationally

Celebrate the achievements of members

We look forward to having you join us for this special event.

Networking and tea/coffee for part one of the day will be available from 13:30.

As always, please don’t hesitate to contact us at enquiries@lfsscotland.org if you need any additional information.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Learning for Sustainability Scotland

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #14
2024-01-25 16:00 - 17:15

Shaping the future: discussing the Wellbeing and Sustainable Development (Scotland) Bill
2024-02-06 15:30 - 16:45
“The Scottish Government recognises the duty to protect the interests of future generations. We also recognise that our ability to have a thriving society and economy is derived from the health of the planet.

Continually improving Scotland’s National Outcomes is one of the ways we can achieve these aims and ensure that we are able to deliver long-term and sustainable policy and delivery approaches. To do this, we need responses from people and organisations across Scotland.”

Join us and colleagues from Scottish Government as we explore and shape a response to the consultation on the proposed Wellbeing and Sustainable Development (Scotland) Bill.

This ‘aims to improve decision making and the implementation of the National Performance Framework to ensure that all policy and delivery accounts for wellbeing and sustainable development.’

We look forward to welcoming you to this timely and useful discussion. This report from the Scottish Leaders’ Forum may also be of interest in preparing for this event.

Book your place here.

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #15
2024-02-29 16:00 - 17:15

Effective collaboration for Scotland's Learning for Sustainability 'Movement for Change'
2024-03-05 16:00 - 17:00
Join us online as we:

Explore the aspirations of Scotland’s new LfS ‘Movement for Change’: building on the findings in our ‘Movement for Change’ publication

Consider how LfSS members, from all sectors, can collaborate to engage with the Target 2030 movement for change ‘Call to Action’

Share and celebrate examples of relevant collaborations from around Scotland that support the LfS ‘movement for change’

Inspire and identify opportunities for connecting and collaborating on ‘Learning for Sustainability for All’

Help you find further support that may be needed to take action.

Here’s an overview of the session’s structure:

OUTLINE PROGRAMME1600Welcome, introductions and context 1610Setting the Scene: Target 2030 :A movement for people, planet and prosperity Julie Beckett, CLD Development Officer, Education Scotland1620Partnership working to engage with ambitions of Target 2030 Learning for Sustainability We’ll hear from the following:1. Collaborating in outdoor early learning and childcare Mairi Ferris, Manager, Thrive Outdoors, Inspiring Scotland 2. Student-school collaboration on the UN SDGs ‘Teach-In’ Caroline Jarvis, West Lothian College3. ‘Cairngorms 2030’ and secondary school students Tania Alliod, Cairngorms National Park Authority 1635Building effective collaborative partnerships for change Group Conversations What are the key enablers and barriers for collaboration? What support is needed to enable you to take action ?1655Plenary and Next Steps – action points1700ENDS

Please click here to book your place.

It's back! Join a worldwide learning community with 'Learning for a Sustainable Future'
2024-03-11 08:00 - 2024-04-14 17:00
Climate change, gender equality, biodiversity collapse, health, social equity, and inclusion are issues that affect us all, impacting human and planetary well-being, and economic stability. How to live a sustainable life affects – and connects – everyone.

We’re delighted to announce the return of ‘Learning for a Sustainable Future’; our highly successful online learning opportunity, which has, to date, attracted over 17,000 learners from nearly 160 countries.

Developed in partnership with the University of Edinburgh and the British Council, this is a FREE, five-week, facilitated course, starting on 11 March.

You’ll develop an informed personal response to major global challenges as you’re supported to take positive actions towards a sustainable future. You’ll learn more about current global issues and consider how we can all take action, personally or locally. The course has an additional strand for those working in formal or informal education, who want to bring some of the activities and issues covered in the course into their own teaching.

Click here to sign up.

Responding to Scotland's Good Food Nation consultation
2024-03-20 16:00 - 17:15
Join us and Nourish Scotland to share your views on the Scottish Government’s national Good Food Nation Plan.

“We have set out a vision for Scotland to be a Good Food Nation, where people from every walk of life take pride and pleasure in, and benefit from, the food they produce, buy, cook, serve, and eat each day.

This Plan is the first of many steps to progress food system transformation in Scotland. This consultation covers the content of the first national Good Food Nation Plan and asks your views on the national Good Food Nation Outcomes; ways of measuring progress; and how different groups envision life in a Good Food Nation.

This first national Good Food Nation Plan represents how the Scottish Government intends to use the powers and levers we have to work collectively with people, communities, businesses, agencies and organisations to meet our Good Food Nation ambitions.” Scottish Government, Jan 2024

Click here to book your place.

Monitoring Education for Sustainable Development in Colleges
2024-03-21 13:00 - 15:00
How much do we teach the students at our colleges about sustainability and how do we know if what we’re teaching is making a difference?

These are two critical questions facing the college sector as we support and enable a just transition.

Join us and EAUC Scotland as we come together with other college curriculum leads, departmental heads, lecturers, principals, and sustainability specialists to learn about best practice on monitoring and evaluating Education for Sustainable Development / Learning for Sustainability in your college.

The workshop will centre around a six-step framework designed by and for universities, a Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) funded project led by University of St Andrews and EAUC Scotland, and how this can be adapted for college contexts. Have a look at the framework and the free handbook here.

We will hear case studies from Dundee & Angus College and South Devon College, as well as stories and perspectives from participants.

As always, this workshop is free for all EAUC members, which includes all of Scotland’s colleges and many more across the UK. University delegates are also welcome; however please do note this event will focus on colleges.

Click here to book your place.

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #16
2024-03-21 16:00 - 17:15

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #17
2024-04-25 16:00 - 17:15
Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

This session will have a focus on ‘Responding to the Call to Action in secondary settings’.

Click here to reserve your FREE place.

Education for Sustainable Development Topic Support Network: Sustainability competencies, skills, and graduate attributes
2024-05-02 13:00 - 14:45
Join us and EAUC Scotland for the next Education for Sustainable Development Topic Support Network Meeting to hear from universities and colleges about how they integrate the development of sustainability competencies into their practice.

The agenda is yet to be confirmed but will feature case studies showcasing good practice and sharing lessons learned – as well as opportunities for participants to engage and network to share further stories.

Book your place by clicking here.

Telling your Story: monitoring and evaluating the impact of your Learning for Sustainability activities
2024-05-09 16:00 - 17:00
How can we evidence the impact of our Learning for Sustainability activity in an effective and engaging way?

Join us and colleagues from the Royal Highland Education Trust and the Scottish Communities Climate Action Network online to:

Discuss how we can develop effective approaches to monitoring and evaluating the impact of LfS activities

Share experiences/examples

Examine successes and challenges

Share resources

Click here to book your place.

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #18
2024-05-30 16:00 - 17:15
Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

This session will have a focus on ‘Coaching and learning with our peers: the LfS Mentor programme’.

Click here to reserve your FREE place.

'Learning for a better world': an introduction to Learning for Sustainability in youth work
2024-06-19 16:00 - 17:15
Join us, YouthLink Scotland, and our guest speakers as we

Explore what is meant by ‘Learning for Sustainability’

Examine the aspirations of Scotland’s national Learning for Sustainability Action Plan

Highlight the benefits and opportunities of Learning for Sustainability for young people and practitioners in non-formal education

Share examples of good practice

Discuss future support needs for youth workers engaging with Learning for Sustainability.

Click here to view the programme

Click here to book your FREE place.

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #19
2024-06-20 16:00 - 17:15
Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

This session will have a focus on ‘The LfS Book Club: sharing our inspirational resources’.

Click here to reserve your FREE place.

Responding to the national consultation on Post-School Education and Skills Reform legislation
2024-09-04 15:45 - 17:00
Join Learning for Sustainability Scotland and EAUC Scotland to hear more about and share your views on the Scottish Government’s Post-school education and skills reform legislation: consultation – gov.scot (www.gov.scot).

What is this consultation about?

The Scottish Government is implementing a programme of reform for post-school education and skills to improve outcomes and increase efficiency. The overarching objectives of the post-school reform programme are set out in the Purpose and Principles for Post-School Education, Research and Skills.

As part of this, Scottish Government is consulting on proposals for legislation to change what public bodies do in the post-school system in order to simplify responsibilities for apprenticeships and student support. More details on this consultation are available here: Post-school education and skills reform legislation: consultation – gov.scot (www.gov.scot)

Click here to book your place.

Learning for Sustainability and the Professional Standards – monthly Connect session #20
2024-09-26 16:00 - 17:15
Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

This session will have a focus on ‘Leading a whole-setting approach to Learning for Sustainability’.

Click here to reserve your FREE place.

Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

This session will have a focus on ‘The LfS Book Club: sharing our inspirational resources’.

Click here to reserve your FREE place.

Learning for Sustainability is an international and national priority in education.

Making a professional commitment to learning and learners that is compatible with the aspiration of achieving a sustainable and equitable world embodies what it is to be a teacher in Scotland.

In Scotland, the Professional Standards for teachers are underpinned by Learning for Sustainability as a key cross-cutting theme; interdependent with the other key cross-cutting themes of Values and Leadership.

Join us and the General Teaching Council for Scotland at our monthly drop-in sessions to connect with other practitioners and contributors to share, celebrate and discuss more about Learning for Sustainability and what it means for you, your practice, your setting and your wider learning community.

This session will have a focus on ‘The LfS Book Club: sharing our inspirational resources’.

Click here to reserve your FREE place.
