Supporting equitable access to education for traditionally nomadic communities. RTs not endorsement.
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STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
Our Excluded Voices report is out — and alongside it, our Own Voices booklist. Stories written and illustrated by people with lived experience of the identities they portray.
inclusivebooksforchildren.or…
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⚖️ Young people's rights are protected by law in Scotland, and it's vital to understand them before agreeing to take part in research.
Find more info & a list of questions to consider in our latest resource with @YoungScot & @OfficialSYP 👉 bit.ly/3WlUyx6
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📢 Join us for this session designed to help practitioners build their understanding, recognise early signs of prejudice-based behaviour & explore effective approaches to prevention, intervention & support.
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📢Calling all primary schools!
Find out about Heritage Careers!
Find out more and sign up ⤵️
🔗e-sgoil.com/dyw-live/events/…
@eSgoil @DYWScot @EducationScot @HistEnvScot
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
Parents & carers! Connect's new survey on Mobile Phones in Schools and More is out now!
Please take part! surveymonkey.com/r/RWNGXQ7 We're asking about mobile phone use in schools, social media, educational technology & Artificial Intelligence (AI) use in schools. Closes 5 Oct.
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
National Online Learning Day!
Our range of CPD training courses covers key issues affecting Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Traveller communities - from mental health and wellbeing to culture, history, discrimination and inclusion.
👉 Explore our training here: travellermovement.org.uk/tra…
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
"For us, it's very important to show the world what Roma culture is."
That's TV spoke to János Lang about the Ando Glaso Roma Fest which is taking place in Glasgow from 4-5 September, celebrating Roma arts, culture, heritage, and recognition.
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
🎶✨ Glasgow is set to come alive with music, dance, culture and celebration as Scotland's largest Roma arts and heritage festival returns this week.
The Ando Glaso Roma Fest will bring together performers, artists, academics and community leaders for a packed programme of events, culminating in live concerts featuring international stars and emerging young talent.
🎤💃 From thought-provoking discussions to unforgettable performances, here's what's happening and how to get involved. 👇 glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/2651…
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
AI is transforming education. But its future should not be determined by technology alone.
From global guidance to AI competency frameworks, @UNESCO is helping countries ensure AI serves learners and teachers while protecting autonomy, privacy and the right to education.
From 8 to 11 September 2026, we mark #DigitalLearningWeek.
Discover more: unesco.org/en/weeks/digital-…
#DigitalLearning #FutureOfEducation
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
"Human rights are not a slogan for good times. They are a duty at all times."
— @antonioguterres
#MondayMotivation
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@scotgov are inviting young people and their families/carers to share their experiences of using smartphones, social media and the internet 📱
The surveys aim to identify what support is needed to stay safe online - have your say by 30th September 👉 bit.ly/4cKUSLd
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
Quick quiz... Which of these do you think is supported by evidence?
❓ Students learn best when teaching matches their learning style.
❓ Highlighting is an effective revision strategy.
❓ You only use 10% of your brain.
❓ Retrieval practice improves long-term learning.
This month's TeacherToolkit resource investigates common education myths to help teachers ask better questions about teaching and learning.
🤔 How many would you answer correctly?
🚀 Explore the NEW resource here:
teachertoolkit.co.uk/product…
✍️ Sign up as a school for #TheToolkit licence = immediate access to ~370+ resources bit.ly/3OE7NpM
🗣️ Learn more bit.ly/3QGb8Fu
🏆️ FREE trial teachertoolkit.co.uk/product…
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
Calling all young people! Have your say on the future of education... - mailchi.mp/13d0df45ca20/call…
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A vital part of eliminating bullying in schools is educating and supporting the child displaying bullying behaviour so they know it is not acceptable.
Read our guide for schools and people working with children here: bit.ly/childrenwhobully
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
How can we help children see themselves as readers?
Join us for a free online session with @OpenUni_RfP exploring practical tips, research & real-life examples you can take back to your setting.
24 September, 4pm.
Book now: readingagency.org.uk/our-wor… #TeachersReadingChallenge
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
📢 Young people aged 11-30 are invited to take part in @UNESCO's global consultation on the future of education!
Session plans are available to help facilitators engage different age groups, and the survey closes 20 September⌛
#EducationBeyond2030 ℹ️👉 bit.ly/4zqchT9
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
We have a range of new professional learning opportunities to support you in the new term. Check out our events webpage to find out more. ow.ly/pevy50ZxYue #BacktoSchool
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On #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we celebrate Indigenous languages, knowledge and cultures.
Across #IDIL, Indigenous Peoples, Member States and UN entities have come together to strengthen global action for #IndigenousLanguages.
Learn more about the day: bit.ly/4xrZQ7K
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
The IBBY–UNESCO Collection of Remarkable Books for Young Readers in Indigenous and Endangered Languages celebrates the power of stories to keep languages alive & connect children with their cultural heritage.
Join us to turn the page for Indigenous and endangered languages!
unes.co/xukzyo @ILDecade
STEP : Centre for Nomadic Cultures and Education retweeted
📝 NEW BLOG POST
Promoting inclusive pedagogies with Widgit Online graphic symbols in mainstream primary schools
By Katherine Gulliver, Plymouth University
Read here: bera.ac.uk/blog/promoting-in…
