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Publications Children in Scotland magazine – February issue
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February issue
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and care: Offer ends 29 February 2012
Children in Europe magazine – Issue 21
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 industries Click here to download a FREE copy
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News 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. Click here to download the publication
Annual Report The Children in Scotland Annual Report 2010/2011 is available.
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.
Press releases Rural schools can help combat cuts for Scottish families
Children in Scotland welcomes new Convener
Children in Scotland welcomes new report on social and economic merit of universal childcare
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