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Scotdec’s work on decolonising STEM features in the latest issue of the Association for Science Education’s Primary Science journal (Issue 189). In Five steps to decolonising STEM, our Global Learning […]

Scotdec and Highland One World are working in partnership with the Scottish Peace Platform to deliver a new programme exploring how schools can support young people to understand global conflict

A newly published HMIE effective practice example highlights how Inverkip Primary and Nursery Class is using Scotland’s Anti-Racist Literacy Framework to empower pupil voice through anti-racist storytelling. The framework was developed

We’re looking for new people to join Scotdec’s Board – including trustees, a Co-Chair and a Treasurer. If you’re passionate about education, social justice and creating change, this is a

We’re pleased to be recruiting a part-time Finance Officer to join the Scotdec team. This role is a key part of supporting the day-to-day running of our organisation and helping

New peer‑reviewed research on anti‑racist English and literacy education, co‑authored by Charlotte Dwyer, Scotdec’s Director, and Jen Buchan, our Global Learning Lead, alongside Dr Navan Govender (University of Strathclyde) and

Scotdec has been invited to co‑host a national online session with Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) for Museums Galleries Scotland, sharing learning from a hugely successful collaboration with schools. The

Scotdec welcomes the announcement that the UK will rejoin the Erasmus+ programme, reopening opportunities for international partnership and collaboration from 2027. Before Brexit, Erasmus+ played an important role in supporting

We recently delivered a professional learning session for the Scottish Book Trust schools team, led by Scotdec’s Global Education Adviser Jennifer Buchan. The session introduced the new Anti‑Racist Literacy Framework,

Our Director Charlotte was recently featured in The National highlighting why Global Citizenship Education is essential for supporting young people to understand an increasingly complex and interconnected world. We’re pleased

antiracisted.scot is directly referenced in the Scottish Government’s new Whole School Approach to Racism and Racist Incidents national guidance (2025). Developed through the Scottish Government’s Anti‑Racist Education Programme (AREP), antiracisted.scot brings

Scotdec Director Charlotte Dwyer has contributed to the Shared Island Global Citizenship Education Forum in Dublin – a gathering that brought together organisations, researchers and practitioners from across Ireland, Northern Ireland

Scotdec Director Charlotte Dwyer moderated the session “Scotland in a Changing World: The Role of Global Citizenship Education” at The Gathering, Scotland’s flagship annual event for charities, voluntary organisations and the