Supporting equitable access to education for traditionally nomadic communities. RTs not endorsement.
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Read @scotgov Anti-racism delivery plan 2026-2030 to learn about the continued work with 'Gypsy/Traveller communities and the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) to remove barriers
and build trust, ensuring their rights and needs
are fully recognised.' 2026:4 gov.scot/publications/anti-r… #Gypsy #Traveller #rights #racism #equity #socialjustice #education #culture #teachers #schools #practitioners #HE #FE #ELC
Scottish Government has published its new Anti-Racism Delivery Plan 2026-2030 gov.scot/publications...
At STEP, we explore how racism, discrimination and systemic inequalities affect attendance for pupils from nomadic communities. Learn more from our research and practice exemplars: step.education.ed.ac.uk/teac…
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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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Looking forward to welcoming schools to our third online workshop tomorrow with Richard, Michelle and Shamus. This session, young people will be contributing ideas to the front cover and blurb. Check out what we have been up to in previous sessions: step.education.ed.ac.uk/book…
The Practitioners' Toolkit provides resources for all involved in the education of young Gypsy/Travellers. With community voice at the centre, it provides practical support for educators.
step.education.ed.ac.uk/teac…
#inclusion #communityvoice
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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
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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.
EVENT REMINDER! We're looking forward to the next creative workshop with schools on the 6th of October. Led by @therroneill, these online workshops are part of our amazing book publishing project 2026. Find full details here step.education.ed.ac.uk/even…
#Gypsy #Traveller #representation #literacy #culture #voice #book #literature #storytelling #children #schools #nomadism #education #community #Romani #empowerment #creators #changemakers #idenitity #belonging
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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's Gypsy/Traveller and Roma School Pledge is part of the Scottish Government's Action Plan. We know that when Gypsy/Traveller and Roma pupils see representations of their culture, they feel a sense of belonging in their school community. #inclusion
step.education.ed.ac.uk/scho…
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"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.
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🎶✨ 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…
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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
This weekend is Ando Glaso Roma Fest in Glasgow. The two day festival kicks off with the Roma Symposium, bringing together educators, researchers, practitioners and community representatives to discuss how cultural heritage can enrich mainstream education. eventbrite.co.uk/e/roma-symp…
The STEP Starter Sack is our longest running programme. Since 2020, 849 sacks have been distributed across 20 local authorities, supporting 698 Gypsy/Traveller families. The infographic explains more about the programme delivery and impact. #inclusion #representation #STEPProgrammes
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"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
EVENT REMINDER: Tues 25th August 2026, STEP/Trails of Tales Book Publishing Project Creative Workshop 09.15-10.15 BST MS Teams. Full details and joining link here: step.education.ed.ac.uk/even…