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This resource provides support materials that can be used to plan learning and teaching approaches in Food and Health and Technologies experiences and outcomes.​

LfS self-evaluation and improvement framework is aligned with How Good Is Our School 4? and is intended to complement wider conversations around whole school evaluation and improvement.

Garnetbank Primary School used Food for Thought funding to purchase digital equipment to record cooking classes.

Find out more about community resilience as an exciting context for learning within Curriculum for Excellence.

This resource demonstrates embedding food as a context for learning throughout the whole school​.​

Kilmacolm Primary School has used Food for Thought funding along with local community support to develop a practical cooking and growing programme throughout the school.​

​This resource is intended to help schools, local authorities, caterers, and education and health practitioners to support the roll-out of Better Eating, Better learning locally.

This suite of resources support all ages and stages of Curriculum for Excellence providing clear progression links and activities​.

The John Muir Award is a national environmental award scheme that encourages people of all backgrounds to connect with, enjoy, and care for wild places. It's non-competitive, inclusive and accessible and delivered across Scotland.

​These examples show how learning for sustainability is being embedded into learning, teaching and the life of two primary schools.