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Children in Scotland produces publications and information resources for

professionals from across sectors who are involved in the development and delivery of services and policies for children, young people and their families. Our goal is to help Scotland become an even better nation in which to be a child and raise children. All of our publications and resources are published with this overarching goal in mind.

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Working it out: developing the children's sector workforce	Picture this:  young children and the arts	Northern Lights: building better childhoods in Norway
A rare and revealing birds-eye view of Scotland’s children’s sector workforce, with analysis of its composition and how reform is required for it to operate as a single unitary system, with the child firmly at its centre.	Examines the exceptional ability of the arts to transform and enhance the lives of young children, and contribute to lifelong creativity and wellbeing.	Insight into the development and delivery of childhood services in a country where levels of child well-being are among the best in Europe.
Making the Gender Equality Duty real for children, young people and their fathers	Rediscovering Vygotsky	The education of young children as a community project
A resource to help you embrace and fully implement the Gender Equality Duty for the benefit of children, young people and their fathers.	Examines the life and ideas of Lev Vygotsky, the eminent early twentieth century Russian psychologist, whose work has influenced early childood services across Europe and beyond.	Unique insight into Italy's innovative pedagogical approach to early education and childcare. Focuses on the development of childhood services in one area of Tuscany.

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