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Scotland : Sources
Last reviewed and updated:17-Jan-2012
Legislation
Bibliography
Further reading
Legislation
(70) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (2006). Scottish Schools (Parental Involvement) Act. London: The Stationery Office. [Available online: Web Page] [15 September, 2006].
(67) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (2004). Additional Support for Learning (Scotland) Act. London: The Stationery Office. [Available online: http://www.opsi.gov.uk/legislation/scotland/acts2004/20040004.htm]
(6) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (2000). Standards in Scotland's Schools etc Act Scotland. London: The Stationery Office. [Available online: http://www.scotland-legislation.hmso.gov.uk/
(5) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (1998). Scotland Act. Chapter 46. London: The Stationery Office. [Available online: http://www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk/acts/acts1998/19980046.htm]
(9) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (1996). Education (Scotland) Act. Chapter 43. London: The Stationery Office.
(8) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (1995) Children (Scotland) Act. Chapter 35. London: The Stationery Office. [Available online http://www.hmso.gov.uk/acts/acts1995/Ukpga_19950036_en_1.htm]
(10) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (1968). Social Work (Scotland) Act. London: The Stationery Office.
(11) SCOTLAND. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS (1999). Education (Lower Primary Class Sizes) (Scotland) Regulations (SI 1999/1080 or S86). Edinburgh: The Stationery Office. [Available online: http://www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk/]
(30) SCOTLAND. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS (1988). The School Boards (Scotland) Act. London: The Stationery Office.
(38) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (1965). Teaching Council (Scotland) Act 1965. London: HMSO.
(39) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (1992). Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Act 1992. London: HMSO.
(40) GREAT BRITAIN. STATUTES (1993). Teachers (Education, Training and Recommendation for Registration) (Scotland) Regulations 1993. London: HMSO.
Bibliography
(41) BITH BEO (GAELIC CAREERS) (2000). Primary School [online]. [Online] [Web page] [27 May, 2004].
(101) EURYDICE (2010). Organisation of the education system in the United Kingdom - Scotland 2009/2010. Brussels: Eurydice [Available online] [17 January, 2012]
(96) EURYDICE (2008). Eurybase: The Database on Education Systems in Europe: Scotland. Brussels: Eurydice [Available online]
(28) EURYDICE (2004a). European Glossary on Education: Examinations, Qualifications and Titles. Vol 1. Edition 2. Eurydice: Brussels. [Available online: http://www.eurydice.org/]
(33) EURYDICE (2004b). Summary Sheets on Education Systems in Europe: Scotland. Eurydice: Brussels. [Available online: http://www.eurydice.org/
(17) EURYDICE (2003). Teaching Time in Compulsory Education. Brussels: EURYDICE. [Available online: http://www.eurydice.org/]
(85) GENERAL TEACHING COUNCIL FOR SCOTLAND (2007). Professional Registration [online]. Available: [Web Page] [30 November, 2007].
(42) HM INSPECTORATE OF EDUCATION (2004). Teacher Education. [Online] [Web page] [13 May, 2004].
(102). INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CURRICULUM AND ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORKS INTERNET ARCHIVE (INCA) (2010). Thematic Probe - Curriculum review in the INCA countries: June 2010 [Online] [17 January, 2012]
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(76) LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS) (2006). The Scottish Survey of Achievement. Edinburgh: LTS. [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/assess/of/ssa/index.asp] [22 November, 2006].
(34) LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS) (2004a). Comments on the first draft of this description of education in Scotland.
(27) LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS) (2004b). Scotland's National Qualifications: A Guide. Edinburgh: LTS. [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/]
(15) LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS) (2003). Care and Learning for Children: Birth to Three. Edinburgh: LTS. [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/]
(12) LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS) (2001). Supporting Developing and Learning, Age 3 - 5. Edinburgh: LTS. [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/]
(32) LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS) (1999). Curriculum Design for the Secondary Stage. Edinburgh: LTS. [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/]
(1) OFFICE OF NATIONAL STATISTICS (ONS) (2004a). Annual Abstract of Statistics: 2004 Edition. London: The Stationery Office. [Available online: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/]
(3) OFFICE OF NATIONAL STATISTICS (ONS) (2004b). Social Trends 34. London: The Stationery Office. [Available online: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/]
(4) OFFICE OF NATIONAL STATISTICS (ONS) (2004c). UK 2004 The Official Yearbook of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. London: The Stationery Office. [Available online: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/]
(2) POLICY SUPPORT UNIT INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2004). 2004 Education and Training in Scotland: National Dossier. Edinburgh: Scottish Executive. [Available online via the EURYBASE database, http://www.eurydice.org/] Now superseded by reference 96.
(43) QUALITY ASSURANCE AGENCY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (2000). The Standard for Initial Teacher Education in Scotland. Benchmark Information: October 2000.
(44) ROSS, A. and HUTCHINGS, M. (2003). Attracting, Developing and Retaining Effective Teachers in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: OECD Country Background Report. London: Institute for Policy Studies in Education.
(14) SCOTTISH CONSULTATIVE COUNCIL ON THE CURRICULUM (SCCC) (1999). Curriculum Framework for Children 3-5. Edinburgh: SCCC. [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/]
(21) SCOTTISH CONSULTATIVE COUNCIL ON THE CURRICULUM (SCCC) (1987). Curriculum Design for the Secondary Stage. Edinburgh: SCCC.
(22) SCOTTISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SED) (1977). The Structure of the Curriculum in the Third and Fourth Years of the Scottish Secondary School (The Munn Report). Edinburgh: SED.
(16) SCOTTISH EURYDICE UNIT (2004). Response to official EURYDICE Network enquiry on the approval of textbooks. Unpublished document.
(103) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2010). Building the Curriculum 5: A Framework for Assessment. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Online] [17 January, 2012]
(98) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2008). Building the Curriculum 3: A Framework for Teaching and Learning. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Online]
(64) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006a). Lighting Up Learning. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(65) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006b). Skills for Work Courses. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(68) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006c). Physical Education in Schools. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(69) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006d). Schools Welcome 'Parents as Partners'. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(77) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006e). Pupil Attainment Survey. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(80) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006f). Independent Schools Census, September 2005. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2006/04/25091645/0] [22 November, 2006].
(81) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006g). Spreading the Word About Gaelic Online. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2006/10/27152601] [16 April, 2007].
(90) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006h). International Training for Teachers. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(91) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2006i). Careers Scotland Focuses on NEET Challenge. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(62) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2005a). Historic Day for Gaelic. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(66) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2005b). More Support for More Pupils. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(74) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2005c). Unhealthy School Meals Have Had Their Chips. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(75) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2005d). Assessment and Reporting 3-14. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2005/06/2393450/34518 [16 November, 2006].
(78) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2005e). Funding to Improve School-College Links. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(84) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2005f). Review of Initial Teacher Education Stage 2: Report of the Review Group. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. Available online: [Web Page] [16 November, 2007].
(87) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2005g). Bid to Boost Gaelic Teacher Numbers. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(36) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004a). A Curriculum for Excellence: the Curriculum Review Group. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/]
(37) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004b). A Curriculum for Excellence: Ministerial Response. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/]
(35) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004c). Reforms to Improve Scotland's Schools. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/]
(63) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004d). Strengthening Enterprise in Education. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk].
(49) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004e). Teacher Training Places to Increase. [Online] [Web Page] [11 May, 2004].
(50) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004f). Medical Standards Consultation. [Online] [Web page] [13 May, 2004].
(51) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004g). Gaelic First for Glasgow [online] [Web Page] [28 May, 2004].
(52) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004h). Review of Early Years Workforce [online] [Web Page] [9 June, 2004].
(53) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2004i). More Graduates Eligible for Classroom Career [online] [Web Page] [5 May, 2004].
(31) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2003). National Care Standards: Early Years and Childcare Up to the Age of 16. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Available online http://www.carecommission.com/]
(54) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2003a). Next Steps in Teacher Training Reform. Available online [Web Page] [11 May, 2004].
(55) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE (2003b). Support for Gaelic Education [online] [Web Page] [27 May, 2004].
(20) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE AND LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS) (n.d.). Modern Languages: 5-14 National Guidelines. Edinburgh: LTS. [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/]
(95) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2006). A Curriculum for Excellence: Progress and Proposals. Edinburgh: SEED [Available online]
(94) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2004). A Curriculum for Excellence: Ministerial Response. Edinburgh: SEED. [Available online]
(45) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2004a). Teaching in Scotland: It's the Making of Us. FAQs.
(46) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2004b). Teaching in Scotland: It's the Making of Us. A Better Deal for Teachers.
(47) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2004c). Working with Children: a Guide to Qualifications & Careers in Early Education, Childcare & Playwork. [Online] [Web page] [12 May, 2004].
(7) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2004d). Education and Training. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/]
(48) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2003). Memorandum on Entry Requirements to Courses of Teacher Education in Scotland 2003.
(23) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2001). Circular 3/2001: Guidance on Flexibility in the Curriculum. Edinburgh: SEED. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/]
(18) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) and LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS) (2000). The Structure and Balance of the Curriculum: 5 to 14 National Guidelines. Edinburgh: LTS. [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/]
(25) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED), LEARNING AND TEACHING SCOTLAND (LTS), and SCOTTISH QUALIFICATIONS AGENCY (SQA) (2003). General Introduction to National Assessment Online. Online: http://aifl-na.net/na/
(93) SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED). THE CURRICULUM REVIEW GROUP (2004) . A Curriculum for Excellence. Edinburgh: SEED. [Available online]
(104) SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT (2011). Curriculum for Excellence - the senior phase. Scottish Executive: Edinburgh. [Online] [17 January, 2012]
(99) SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT (2010). Pre-school education. Available online: [Web Page] [07 April 2011].
(100) SCOTTISH GOVERMENT (2009). The Education (Additional Support for Learning) (Scotland) Acts 2004 & 2009: Consultation on Changes to the Secondary Legislation and Supporting Children's Learning Code of Practice. [Available online] [30 November 2011].
(92) SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT (2007a). Setting Standards for Nursery Workers. Available online: [Web Page] [31 January, 2008].
(88) SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT (2007b). New Rules to Junk Junk School Meals. Edinburgh: Scottish Government. Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/
(89) SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT (2007c). More Teachers for Class Size Pledge. Edinburgh: Scottish Executive. Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/ (24) SCOTTISH OFFICE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SOED) (1991). National Guidelines: Assessment 5-14. Edinburgh: SOED [Available online: http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/]
(26) SCOTTISH QUALIFICATIONS AGENCY (SQA) (2004a). SQA Website http://www.sqa.org.uk
(29) SCOTTISH QUALIFICATIONS AGENCY (SQA) (2004b). Annual Statistical Digest. SQA: Edinburgh. [Available online: http://www.sqa.org.uk/]
(19) THE LEARNING CENTRE (2003). All You Ever Wanted to Know About 5-14 .But Were Afraid to Ask [Available online http://www.thelearningcentre.org/]
(13) THE SCOTTISH OFFICE (SO) (1998). Age and Stage Restrictions at Standard and Higher: A Consultation Paper August 1998. Edinburgh: SO. [Available online: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/]
(82) TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT (SCOTLAND) (2005). Peacock Changes Tack on Leadership (17 June).
(61) TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT (SCOTLAND) (2005a). New Units Target Skills for Work (20 May).
(79) TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT (SCOTLAND) (2005b). They Speak in Tongues (16 September).
(83) TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT (2005c). Break for the Border (11 March).
(59) TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT (SCOTLAND) (2004a). Peacock Reaches for the Stars (5 November).
(60) TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT (SCOTLAND) (2004b). Enter the Age of Excellence (5 November).
(56) TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT (2004). Gaelic Logs on to the Net to Fill Secondary Posts [online] [Web Page] [27 May].
(73) TIMES EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT (SCOTLAND) (2004c). Web Ushers New Age for Gaelic Classes (17 September).
(86) UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN (2006). Scottish Teachers for a New Era [online]. Available: http://www.abdn.ac.uk/stne/ [30 November, 2007].
(57) UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN (2004). Postgraduate Prospectus: Taught Programme - Primary Education.
(58) UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN (2003). University of Aberdeen Launches Unique Teacher Training Initiative [online] [Web Page] [28 May, 2004].
Further reading
HM INSPECTORATE OF EDUCATION (2005). Working Together: Cross-Sectoral Provision of Vocational Education for Scotland's School Pupils. Available online [Web Page] [15 September, 2006].
(72) HUTCHINSON, C. AND HAYWARD, L. (2005). 'The journey so far: assessment for learning in Scotland', The Curriculum Journal, 16, 2, 225-248.
(71) KAY, E., TISDALL, M. AND RIDDELL, S. (2006). 'Policies on special needs education: competing strategies and discourses', European Journal of Special Needs Education, 21, 4, 363-379.
(82) NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY OF IRELAND (2006). Review of Qualifications Frameworks - International Practice. Available online [Web Page] [23 August, 2007].
THE SCOTTISH OFFICE (1998). Guidelines for Initial Teacher Education Courses in Scotland. Available online [Web Page] [12 May, 2004].
SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2001). A Teaching Profession for the 21st Century: Agreement Reached Following Recommendations Made in the McCrone Report. Available online [Web Page] [13 May, 2004].
SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SEED) (2001a). First Stage Review of Initial Teacher Education Action Plan: November 2001. Available online [Web Page] [13 May, 2004].
