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Children in Scotland magazine – February issue

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February issue

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Children in Europe magazine

 Issue 21

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Empowering children, parents and the workforce? The competency debate

 

Issue 22, 'Life changes: supporting the transition from early childhood services to school' will be published in March 2012.

 

Creating Safety: child protection guidelines for Scotland's arts, screen and creative industriesimage cover, produced as a joint venture by Children in Scotland and Creative Scotland, reflects new national guidance on child protection, the introduction of the Protection of Vulnerable Groups (PVG) Scheme, and changing attitudes towards risk assessment.

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New early years resources

We have just published Issue 3 of our Early Years newsletter with the latest reports, projects, resources, opinions and stories from across the early years.

Members also have access to Early Years Briefing Paper 8: Universal entitlements: how investment in the early years should be informed by research evidence about universal approaches

 

Child protection guide allows arts workers to create safety

A new child protection guide for the creative community in Scotland has been launched to reflect important developments in legislation and policy.

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Annual Report

The Children in Scotland Annual Report 2010/2011 is available.

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Member news

We have just published Early Years Briefing Paper 8: Universal entitlements: how investment in the early years should be informed by research evidence about universal approaches, to which members currently have exclusive access.

The Briefing has a focus on how and why support and investment for babies and young children needs to move from being targeted at select groups at particular times to being part of a comprehensive universal system of early childhood education and care.


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Press releases

Rural schools can help combat cuts for Scottish families
Using school buildings better as a local hub for other services would increase the viability of rural schools and communities, reduce the impact of cuts to services for families and improve employment, Children in Scotland has told the Scottish Government’s Commission on the Delivery of Rural Education.

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Children in Scotland welcomes new Convener

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Children in Scotland welcomes new report on social and economic merit of universal childcare

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Events and Training

NEW –  Thriving for Life: combating neglect through childhood and beyond – 8 May, Glasgow, in association with Action for Children

This seminar will look at the impact of neglect at all stages of a child’s life, allowing delegates to share experiences and good practice, and to discuss the way forward with experts from across the sector.

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Additional Support for Learning: sharing the lessons learned across Scotland – Enquire Annual Conference – 8 March 2012, Musselburgh, in partnership with East Lothian Council

As an annual gathering of key people connected to additional support for learning across Scotland, the conference intends to spark ideas and actions that will further the understanding and appreciation of practice in the field.

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Life Changes: Supporting Transitions – Children in Europe Conference – 20 March 2012, North Ayrshire, in association with North Ayrshire Council.

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Coming of age: transitions to adulthood – 21 March 2012, North Ayrshire A half-day seminar in association with Quarriers.

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Book now for both these events and receive a 20% discount.

Joined-up thinking: supporting brain development in the early years

– 1 May 2012, Edinburgh
A one-day training seminar facilitated by Dr Suzanne Zeedyk, Honorary Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology, University of Dundee.
This session will explore what we now know about children’s brain development, focusing in particular on the impact of social interactions.

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Policy news

Commission on the delivery of rural education

Children in Scotland has submitted evidence to the Commission on the delivery of rural education.

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Latest Early Years resources

Read the latest early years newsletter – Issue 3 has the latest reports, projects, resources, opinions and stories from across the early years.

Early Years Briefing Paper 7: How they did it: Slovenia and Norway's Early Childhood Education and Care policy (September 2011)

 

Dads2b Resource

This resource was produced for professionals providing antenatal education and support to fathers and includes engaging activities and practical teaching aids. It can be viewed in full on the Children in Scotland website. Contact kallen@childreninscotland.org.uk, 0131 222 2440 or scollier@childreninscotland.org.uk, 0131 222 2412 for more information and/or CD Rom copies of the Dads2b Resource (FREE while stocks last).

 

 

 
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