Building knowledge and confidence: Heriot Watt STEM Ambassadors programme and their use of Escape Room resources
The Heriot Watt outreach team have been using resources from the Data Education in Schools programme as part of their STEM Ambassadors programme for undergraduates with really positive results.
REGISTRATIONS OPEN: AI in Scottish Schools: A Showcase of Resources for Primary and Secondary Teachers
When: Friday 19th September 2025, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM GMT+1 (in person), 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM GMT+1 (online)
Stimulating change in practice with a Data Literacy Day in one West Lothian School
Data Education in Schools offers a Data Literacy course to teachers with the immediate effect of providing new understanding, approaches and resources to those individual teacher participants. This resulted in additional impacts, as the course was able to inspire teachers to make changes within their schools – with the Data Education in School’s support in doing so.
CDCS Digital Research Prize 2025
We are honoured to have been Highly Commended at the University of Edinburgh's Centre for Data, Culture & Society (CDCS) Digital Research Prizes ceremony in the category "Best Impact from a Data-Led project".
Opportunity for Teachers: funded places at the UKICER Conference
We are happy to be able to offer some funded places for teachers to attend the UK and Ireland Computing Education Research (UKICER) conference, a forum for researchers and practitioners to meet and share advances in computer science education.
We’ve launched TRAILS – Teaching Responsible AI Literacy in Schools
We are delighted to be launching TRAILS – Teaching Responsible AI Literacy in Schools, our dedicated website to showcase our work bringing AI literacy into the Scottish schools.
Unbelievably Creative AI show on STV News
We were happy to welcome STV News to one of the sessions of our February run of the Unbelievably Creative show at the Edinburgh Futures Institute. The session featured in a news story on how Scottish school pupils are learning about the potential and risks of AI.
Goodison Group Scotland’s Futures Forum at the Scottish Parliament
On the 19th February, our Programme Director Judy Robertson and Jen Ross, Professor of Digital Culture and Education Futures at the University of Edinburgh Centre for Research in Digital Education, were invited to speak at the Goodison Group Scotland’s Futures Forum at the Scottish Parliament.
Unbelievably Creative at the Edinburgh Futures Institute
We have been happy to work with our partners at Digital Skills Education to bring the free, interactive Unbelievably Creative AI Show to the Edinburgh Futures Institute.