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Event Partner: Scottish Government
18 November 2025 | SEC
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Conference | Exhibition | Awards
The 2025 event will take place on 18 November at the SEC.
Learning Places Scotland is one day dedicated to Scotland's Learning Estate, held in partnership with the Scottish Government.
The Call for Presentations is now closed, and the Conference Programme will be announced soon!
What do we cover?
Learning Places Scotland covers the whole learning estate, from early years through to higher education, focusing on the funding, design, construction and management of learning environments; and tackling current challenges and priorities, including sustainability, ASN provision, outdoor learning, retrofit and digital infrastructure.
Attending the event
The event is renowned for attracting senior leaders and decision-makers from across the education sector. These include senior representatives from the Scottish Government and its associated agencies and bodies, such as Scottish Futures Trust, Architecture and Design Scotland, the five Hubs, councils, and leadership teams from schools, colleges and universities.
Join us on 18 November at the annual gathering of Scotland's Learning Estate Professionals!
Be added to the mailing list to be kept up to date with key information, such as when the conference programme and shortlist are announced, visitor registration opening and important dates.
Conference
There will be a packed programme, with Stages 1&2, the Campfire, and the EdTech stage running concurrently throughout the day, so at any one time there will be four sessions to choose from, based on your own unique priorities and challenges.
Exhibition
View eye-catching displays of the latest products and services that can really impact a young person’s experience of learning.
EdTech Scotland
Now in its third year, EdTech Scotland is the only event in Scotland dedicated to learning technology, with key themes and topics including: AI; Innovative Learning Models; Digital Literacy and Coding; Technology Integration and Digital Strategies; Inclusion and Accessibility; and more.
Awards
The day will culminate in the acclaimed Learning Places Scotland awards ceremony, where guests will celebrate success in the sector over the past year.
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“It is clear that this conference helps to continue to strengthen the relationships that are so crucial to achieving progress and addressing the challenges we face.” Jenny Gilruth, Cabinet Secretary for Education & Skills, Scottish Government, speaking at Learning Places Scotland 2024 |
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