Redhill High School Partners With The VR Hive To Develop Groundbreaking VR Mental Health Solution For Children Aged 11-17

The VR Hive in Scotland has partnered with Redhill High School in Wales to create a new VR mental health app for kids aged 11 to 17

Scottish Games Awards 2022 – VERY Last Chance To Enter

UPDATE: ENTRIES EXTENDED UNTIL 17:00 on FRIDAY 16th SEPTEMBER. OKAY – We have had a huge number of last minute requests from people across the country asking for some extra time to get their entries …

Be A Good (E)sport This Summer

Scotland’s first esports summer camp for children takes place in Dundee this July – organised by Dundee & Angus College and Esports Scotland

Announcing Scottish Games Week 2022

Scottish Games Week 2022, a week-long, Scotland-wide series of events dedicated to the videogames ecosystem takes place in October 24-28 2022

Pitching And Marketing For Game Developers – Free Masterclass From InGAME And Stephen Hey

A free masterclass: pitching and marketing for game developers takes place in Dundee in July 2022, delivered by InGAME and Stephen Hey

Developing A Data-Driven Creative Business: Limited Free Spaces Offered

The Edinburgh Futures Institute, in partnership with the University of Edinburgh Business School, is running the fifth round of Developing a Data-Driven Creative Business – specifically designed for the creative industries, with free fundeed places on offer

Help Wanted – Gaming For Good – Girls Edition

Volunteers are needed to help with a new Gaming For Good club being run by Heart of Midlothian’s innovation centre, exclusively for girls and non-binary young people.

Abertay In Princeton Review Global Top Ten For Games

Abertay University in Dundee has been ranked 7th in the world for its Masters in videogame design by the prestigious Princeton Review

Develop A Data Driven Creative Company – Free

The Scottish Funding Council has made 30 x places available free to Scottish creatives on the Developing a Data Driven Creative Company course

Teachers To Drive £1.4M STACS Programme To Solve Computer Science Crisis

£1.4 million investment for the teaching of computer science in Scottish schools was announced this week as part of the implementation of the Logan Review.