Lead Scotland are looking for disabled people, neurodiverse people, blind or visually impaired people, D/deaf people or people who have long term physical or mental health conditions to complete a short survey, […]
This guide to Community Based Adult Learning was co-produced by Lead Scotland and a group of disabled people who all have experience of accessing community-based adult learning. It has also been […]
The new thematic review of ESOL provision on Scotland finds the national ESOL landscape is complex and challenging. The report highlights that achieving consistent, high‑quality ESOL provision for all learners […]
Summary Adult learning is vital to reducing inequality, strengthening communities, and supporting lifelong wellbeing. Scotland’s third sector delivers this impact every day. However, without secure funding, coherent leadership, and genuine […]
On the 16th May we met to celebrate the Alexander Report at 50. We started with Stuart Moir, University of Edinburgh, who set the context to the discussions, please see […]
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