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Founded in 1847 The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) is the oldest teaching union in the world.

Today the Institute has over 59,000 members, representing over 80% of teachers in Scotland, working in Nursery, Primary, Secondary and Special Education, right through to Further and Higher Education.

The EIS, as the biggest Scottish teaching union, has a firm commitment to quality education provision for all young people. Through a century and a half of existence the EIS has developed a central role as one of the most respected voices in education in Scotland . The EIS has strong policies for all stages of education- from nursery, primary, secondary and special through to further and higher education.

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22 April 2008
» Scottish Learning Festival 2008
The Scottish Learning Festival 2008 takes place on the 24 - 25 September 2008 at the SECC Glasgow. Registration Now Open

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Scottish Learning Festival 2008

Scottish Learning Festival 2008 The Scottish Learning Festival 2008 takes place on the 24 - 25 September 2008 at the SECC Glasgow. Registration Now Open

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Joint CPD Events

Joint CPD Events Forthcoming Joint CPD Events in East Renfrewshire, East/West Dunbartonshire, Clackmannanshire, Midlothian, Edinburgh, Renfrewshire and Orkney

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Show Racism the Red Card

Show Racism the Red Card The winners of this year's EIS/Show Racism the Red Card Schools/Art Competition are announced.

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