476 Educators providing Courses in Edinburgh

earth in common

Earth in Common started as a grassroots movement under the name Leith Community Crops in Pots. We were born in a barren concrete yard in the heart of Leith, an underused and unloved spot. Our founder, Evie Murray, wanted to give her children a healthy outdoor experience in a crowded urban environment. Starting in her backyard (Dr Bell’s Yard), Evie and her children began to grow their own fruit, vegetables and herbs. The physical and emotional benefits were obvious and, as the children enjoyed learning about food, they loved to eat their veg! Evie shared more about the many environmental, social and educational benefits of growing food in urban areas, inspiring other mothers to join in. She recruited a board and rolled out her work across Leith. We now have several integrated projects.

reach the peak

Mountains, nature and the outdoors are my absolute passion in life and I would love to share this with as many people as possible. For me, being in the mountains brings a sense of freedom; a calm and peacefulness which helps puts life’s problems into perspective, giving me the space and time to solve them. I am an experienced Mountaineer, fully qualified Mountain Leader and First Aider. I regularly lead groups of all ages and experiences in the hills, including scout groups, corporate organisations and novices on their first ever trips. Further afield, I have led expeditions in the Alps, Peru, Swaziland, Ethiopia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, India, to the Arctic Circle in Northern Finland, and to Everest Base Camp via the challenging 3 Peaks and 3 Passes route.

scottish archery

ABOUT SCOTTISH ARCHERY Scottish Archery is a membership association of archery clubs within Scotland. We work together to develop archery and make it an accessible and enjoyable sport with opportunities for everyone to reach their individual potential whether as a competitor or in a volunteer role. We receive support and funding from sportscotland and we are also associated to the Scottish Sports Association and work with other Scottish Bodies to help further the sport in Scotland. We are a Home Nation within the UK governing body, Archery GB.

edinburgh driving

If anything truly defines the approach Edinburgh Driving takes to Driving lessons in Edinburgh, it is the value we attach to seeing our pupils pass their exams and become fully qualified drivers. Building upon a lifetime of experience as drivers ourselves, which has endowed us with a detailed knowledge and understanding of today’s driving standards and requirements.

skills training group first aid courses edinburgh

About us As the leading heating and utilities training provider in Scotland, Skills Training Group has facilities in Paisley and Dalgety Bay, Fife. We operate out of state of the art training facilities that allow us to prepare our students for real-world situations, giving them a competitive edge when it comes to being hired and staying gainfully employed.

bruntsfield links golfing society

Founded in 1761, the Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society is the fourth oldest in the world and one of Scotland's most prestigious clubs located only 3 miles from Edinburgh city centre and 1 hour from The Old Course, St Andrews. The mature parkland style course was originally designed by Willie Park Jnr with later modifications by world renowned architects Dr Alister MacKenzie, James Braid and Fred Hawtree. As a testament to the quality of the venue, between 2011-2015 the R&A selected Bruntsfield as a Qualifying Venue for the Open Championship. In 2019, after a 2 year redevelopment by world renowned course architect Tom Mackenzie of Ebert & Mackenzie, the 'new layout' was opened with 6 new holes, 8 new greens and all bunkering renewed which now presents a consistent and fair but challenging course for golfers of all abilities.

edinburgh sculpture workshop

Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop is a centre of spaces, facilities and opportunities for making, learning and research.We support artists in many different ways, providing subsidised studios, open access to affordable workspaces and specialist facilities as well as training and professional development. We commission new work, provide funding through a year-round programme of residencies and employ artists across all areas of activity. Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop is open to anyone interested in learning about or making sculpture. Our purpose-built spaces provide a unique environment and we regularly host organisations and community groups who want to make use of our facilities for their own programmes. For individuals or groups wanting to develop skills and knowledge our learning programme includes courses, tailored workshops and skills training. A free public programme of talks, exhibitions and tours provide other ways to get involved and meet artists.

bora forrć³ - edinburgh

We're a Forró dance group in Edinburgh. We hold regular Forró classes, socials, live music events and workshops with international teachers. Fridays 8PM Beginners Class, followed by open-level social @Boteco do Brasil Wednesdays 8PM Intermediate Class, followed by social @Boteco do Brasil Our community-led Forró group is crazy about dance, music and socialising! Forró is a beautiful Brazilian partner dance. The dance from the north-east of Brazil has become hugely popular across Europe due to its beautiful music and social spirit. We are a highly diverse and international group united by an interest in dance and Brazilian culture. As a group we organise regular classes, workshops and socials. We do this as a not-for-profit group and re-invest any gains from classes back into the group, e.g. in the form of workshops.

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playbase

o continue to keep staff and members safe, we are not currently receiving visitors in to PlayBase. However, this should not be a barrier as we encourage you to access the borrowing of resources by: – Browsing our updated catalogues on our web site in the Resources section – Ordering resources directly through the web site by email, quoting catalogue numbers – Phoning us directly – 0131 654 9990 – with requests. We can quickly put things together to meet your needs. – Emailing: infoplaybase@midlothianplaybase.org for any other requests PlayBase – What we do We are a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation working in partnership and funded by Midlothian Council. We provide a lending service of good quality educational resources to Early Learning & Childcare professionals and Peep practitioners in Midlothian. Our resources aim to support all areas of a child’s development and offer broader learning through play experiences. Educational Resource Centre We offer a wide range of exciting resources supporting creative learning through; Music & Dance, Small World, Loose Parts, Literacy & Numeracy and much more. In addition our Exploration and Discovery Resources boxes support and extend many interests. Our Aims Provide quality resources to improve the learning through play opportunities and experiences of children Provide quality resources to support a child’s cognitive, emotional, social and physical development through play Provide a range of appropriate educational resources to support staff working with children Provide an inclusive service of good quality educational resources through an affordable membership fee structure PlayBase observes Early Years national and local policy and supports the Scottish Government’s objectives of high quality play opportunities in every community. Through its membership base it supports the implementation of GIRFEC, Pre-Birth to Three, Curriculum for Excellence and Building the Ambition by providing examples of good practice and quality resources aimed to extend and enhance a child’s learning through play experiences. PlayBase