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Two weeks on from Frae tha Laa-buik til tha Schuilhoose: From Legislation to the Classroom, we're reflecting on a fantastic day of discussion, collaboration and shared commitment to promoting and supporting Ulster-Scots in education. Here are a few images from the conference.

We asked our contributors at our Frae tha Laa-buik til tha Schuilhoose Conference 'What difference could teaching Ulster-Scots make in our schools?'.

Delighted to meet with author Angeline King today, much of her work explores Ulster-Scots identity and history and often uses the language too. An opportunity to discuss her work in education and creativity as well as kindly receive a copy of her latest book, Snow in Leiden.

At our successful Education Conference last week, the Minister for Education made some new important commitments for Ulster-Scots.

Commissioner Lee Reynolds has issued a statement after the Frae tha Laa-buik til tha Schuilhoose/From Legislation to the Classroom conference, welcoming the steps forward on the Ulster-Scots education duty.

Commissioner Lee Reynolds, has commented "It's part of showing a forward momentum, it's part of showing the community are beginning to engage with the language again." in relation to the news that East Belfast will get its first Ulster-Scots street sign. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr15…

Commissioner Lee Reynolds has issued a statement ahead of tomorrow's Frae tha Laa-buik til tha Schuilhoose / From Legislation to the Classroom conference, highlighting the importance of promoting and supporting Ulster-Scots language, heritage and culture through education.

At the launch of Book Week / Buik Sennincht in Belfast Central Library and the opening of an exhibition on the life and works of Louis MacNeice on 2nd floor as well as another on Gulliver’s Travels, for its 300th anniversary, on the ground floor.

A wheen o pïcturs frae Ettlin fur Godot at Slemish, a Airts Owre Mairches production. Tha whun an a wee bït o rain addit tae hit aa.

Tha waak is owre an noo tha furst fu performance o Ettlin fur Godot, dytit bae Samuel Beckett an owresettin bae Dr. Frank Ferguson wi Sleimsh as hit’s stage.

A great conversation with a group of women in the Atlas Centre in Lisburn yesterday. They are completing Let’s Talk programme on culture and identity.

The Commissioner would like to convey his deepest sympathies to the Lucy family following the death today of Ulster-British historian and author Gordon Lucy.

The Commissioner met this morning with the Deputy Mayor of North Down and Ards, Cllr James Cochrane, to discuss the Council’s work on Ulster-Scots and Ulster-British and the outline the future work of his own office.