A brilliant day at the @SATHinfo 2023 conference, hosted by @poppyscotland. A personal highlight was seeing this vial of sand from the Somme, on the anniversary of the end of the battle. Thanks to all who made it happen!
Smiling through the ever changing Scottish weather! Our lovely S5/6 historians at the Bannockburn Centre today. Thank you for having us! @BannockburnNTS
With places still available on most of our 66 courses, there is still time to register for e-Sgoil Easter Study Support. Registration will now remain open until the end of the day on Wednesday April 6th. Webinar registrations are now approaching a total of 10,000 across Scotland!
'Your Exams 2022' guides you through what you need to know before sitting National 5, Higher & Advanced Higher exams, including information on estimates and appeals.
You should receive a hard copy from your school or college & you can download it now 👉 https://t.co/KloG8XnDU3
Nearly there! Well done to all of our pupils who have worked so hard to complete courses and assessments this term. Easter Revision classes are on Thursday 14th April (History), Tuesday 5th April (Modern Studies and Politics) and Monday 11th April (Geography) :)
📚😀First of the new library books to be reserved. Make sure you visit to browse the other great new books in stock. The attached document has all the information about opening times - S1 and S5 today.
@Paisley_Grammar@PGSEnglish1
https://t.co/d8yQuq8G6v
Not long to wait now! Tune in this Thurs 24th 6pm for the full concert. Links will be available via Twitter and https://t.co/fxHdsX4XSa Not to be missed 🎼🎹🎤🎬 @Paisley_Grammar#team#creativeindustries#musicals
Reading widely builds resilience and critical thinking. The more widely we read, the less likely we are to be influenced by any one opinion. Occasionally reading books that express problematic ideas gives us the vocabulary to understand those ideas, and to combat them.
Today is a National Day of Remembrance in #Cambodia, to commemorate the victims of the genocide in Cambodia that took place between 1975 and 1979.
Learn more about the genocide in Cambodia during which it is estimated over two million people were murdered.
#CambodiaRemebrance
NEW - Understanding Standards Webinar for Higher History is now available to teachers and lecturers. To access these resources please visit - https://t.co/t8clciegxl #SQA#Understandingstandards#SQAHistory
S1 Social Subjects classes are learning about National Parks, and have been challenged to appreciate the natural world around us and complete some challenges away from their screens... Well done Swikriti Acharya, Scott Mulligan, Sophie Millar and Nathan Fitzpatrick :)