The SSERC Primary Cluster Programme in Science and Technology – Reflections from a classroom practitioner

By Nicola Connor, Euan Mitchell, Emma Bissett

Issue 18 | Page 19 | Published Jan 2020

Description

A major feature of the Programme (PCP) is the creation of a group of mentors who share their expertise amongst their colleagues in primary schools in the Cluster - this article explores the journey of one of these mentors.

PSTT

PSEC 2019

Professional learning

SSERC

Scotland

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