Ben Lomond teacher information
Ben Lomond, situated on the east shore of Loch Lomond, is probably Scotland’s most visited mountain and, at 974m, is its most southerly Munro.
Battle of Bannockburn teacher information
In June 1314 the history of Scotland as a nation was about to change forever.
Places for school visits
Helpful guides for organising school visits to National Trust for Scotland places
Learning
From historic castles to natural landscapes, National Trust for Scotland places offer exciting opportunities for learning.
Volunteer FAQs
Frequently asked questions about volunteering at the National Trust for Scotland.
Careers at the Trust
Help us to preserve Scotland’s past for future generations, while bringing it to life for today’s visitors.
Gifts in Wills FAQ
Here are some frequently asked questions about leaving a gift in your Will to the National Trust for Scotland.
Member reunited with 18th-century dress at Ramsay exhibition
A National Trust for Scotland member shares her memories of modelling an 18th-century dress in 1969, which is now on display at Edinburgh’s Georgian House.
Meet the Supplier: Brigston & Co
Meet Euan and Claire, the founders of Brigston & Co, who produce handmade hotdogs for our cafés across Scotland.
Edinburgh Members’ Centre celebrates 50th anniversary
The Edinburgh Members’ Centre of the National Trust for Scotland recently celebrated its 50th anniversary with a special gathering.
Braving the elements to protect St Kilda kirk
National Trust for Scotland staff and contractors have braved the elements during work on a major project to conserve the St Kilda kirk before its 200th anniversary.
Meet the Makers: Alison and Simon Henderson from Earth Squared
The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland. Discover the stories behind the makers of some of our products.
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