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... Food project partner Dalmarnock primary triumph in Herald Society awards 2 Nov 2017 Dalmarnock primary has scooped a major award in recognition of its success offering meals and fun activities for local families as part of Children in...

...display and packaging of e-cigarettes, and implementing better education programmes within primary and secondary schools. Having identified vaping as a concerning area for discussion, Children in Scotland’s young people’s advisory...

...training process. Allison Barr, Chief Executive of Team Jak Foundation “I was a primary teacher before taking on my boy’s legacy, so I vowed that we would make sure we were fully trained, fully knowledgeable, and fully...

...about the importance of cyber resilience. Sixty thousand books are being distributed to every primary 1 pupil in Scotland. Education Scotland is running a series of webinars, and these are reaching thousands of children. We developed the story...

...Payne, Senior Mediation Officer Alison manages the day-to-day service delivery and is the primary liaison and contact person for all referrals to Resolve “It’s great to be an independent listener for people and be able to offer them...

...in their second year, entries for the awards were welcomed across four categories: early years, primary, secondary and specialist provision. This year's winners, chosen by the Inclusion Ambassadors, were selected for how they celebrate the...

...school hours and away from school buildings; and counselling being available to children in primary and special schools. This incredible group of young people feels empowered to stand up for their rights and that reflects another cultural...

...week of term are Tamsin, a depute head teacher of a secondary school in East Kilbride and Rosie, a primary school teacher in Edinburgh Tamsin writes: The school holidays are of course a welcome and much anticipated break from the constant...

...is open to all publicly funded schools in Scotland. A winner will be awarded in the categories of primary, secondary and special schools. For the first time, an early learning and childcare category has also been introduced. Schools and early...

...Statement) includes offering a free 12-month Membership to any organisation in Scotland whose primary focus is working with minority ethnic children and families.   We hope to remove some of the barriers that organisations may face, while...

...be offering a free 12-month Children in Scotland Membership to organisations in Scotland whose primary focus is working with minority ethnic children and families. We hope to remove some of the barriers that organisations may face, while also...

...weekly resources for teachers to hold a discussion about a topical issue. Differentiated into primary, Secondary and Colleges, the students can have an infomed, considered debate. They then vote on a question and leave comments. The real power...

...of common vernacular. I grew up around language like that. It has been two decades since I was in primary school, when my only introduction to what being gay meant was in the context of slurs. Consider the impact if a part of your identity,...

...Scottish Government has already committed to delivering breakfast provision universally in all primary and special schools. This Christmas, as part of a package to alleviate the impact of food insecurity and to support the rights of children...

...of the UNCRC: Not to be discriminated against (Article 2) The best interests of the child as primary consideration (Article 3) The child’s right to life, survival and development (Article 6) The child’s right to be heard (Article...

...as well as doing something creative, innovative and different. More than 40 schools, representing primary, secondary and specialist provision submitted applications. Each of the winners, chosen by the Inclusion Ambassadors, demonstrated a...

...Different Award.   The Award is open to all publicly funded and grant-aided schools, including primary, secondary, early learning settings and special schools. Applications will be accepted until 5pm on Friday 10 June.   Click here to find...

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...joined Enquire as an Advice and Information Officer in January 2024. Prior to this she worked as a primary school teacher in Gaelic-medium education in Glasgow. She took a particular interest in supporting children with additional needs in...

...in Scotland in July 2023 as a Policy, Projects and Participation Officer. Prior to this, she was a primary school teacher with a specific interest in child-centred provision for young people with additional support needs. Before her career in...

...in schools. 1e Leading by Listening: A Playful Approach University of Dundee and Redwell primary School Room: Centenary Club The ‘Leading by listening through play’ framework will be presented during this workshop led by Dr Lynsey...

...since its inception in 2022. Prior to working in the Children's Human Rights field, he worked as a primary school teacher and across a range of education and freelance roles as well as completing the MA Education: Culture, Language & Identity...

...by Listening: A Playful Approach from University of Dundee in partnership with Redwell primary School | description Panel Discussion | 12:30pm Children’s Rights and AI: implications and opportunities for the future  Ken...

...where and how children learn.  From 1999, the newly established Scottish Parliament became the primary focus. This included advocating for children’s rights and better provision for additional support for learning, leading in 1999 to the ASL...

...diverse and inclusive settings This webinar delivered by Nuzhat Uthmani - Principal Teacher, primary & Founder of Global Citizenship Education Scotland Practitioners Network, has been developed exclusively for Children in Scotland's...

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... Team Tenements- Miller primary and Langside Community Heritage 24 Oct 2018 "It's when someone is passing something on to you" As part of this project we are bringing together Miller primary School with Langside Community Heritage (LCH). Both...

...Dean for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at the University of the West of Scotland, former primary school teacher, and Chair of the Scottish Government’s Anti-Racism in Education Programme about the importance of embedding a meaningful...

...need to find at least £39 per week for a child’s secondary school education, and £19 for a primary-aged child – a total of more than £18,345 for children throughout their schooling. On a visit to Braes High School, the Education...

...incredible to see how far so many of them have come within the music industry. “Hit The Road's primary objective has always been to provide budding artists with a stepping stone into the world of professional music, helping those who may not...

...for the benefit of nature. The programme can be adapted to fit with learners in nurseries, primary and secondary schools and to pupils with additional support needs. Nicola Davidson, Education and Learning Officer at Keep Scotland...

...TACT foster carer in Scotland since 2018 Fostering is my full-time occupation. While I am the primary foster carer, my wife (Ruth) and I are very much a fostering team. When we applied to foster, our son was a baby, but we knew we could...

...Government’s emergency budget review. Announcing the funding award during a visit to Murrayburn primary School, Edinburgh, where pupils have benefitted from the programme, the Culture Secretary said: “Music plays a vitally important role in...

...and caregivers are spending hundreds of pounds every year to send their children to state primary and secondary school, according to new research from the Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG). Families in the UK need to find at least...

...April. Click here to find out more and submit artwork: https://www.bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/schools/primary-school/bbc-children-in-needs-royally-big-portrait/ Related content Young people encouraged to 'step into' cultural experiences, April...

...Whale', a new theatre production touring Scottish schools in February and March. Aimed at upper primary and lower secondary classes, Maya and The Whale follows a young climate activist who comes face-to-face with a dying whale. Creator Hazel...

...deprived fifth of areas recorded in 2013-14. The significant poverty-related attainment gap for primary school pupils in Scotland has not closed over the past two decades. The pandemic has reversed any progress in closing a similar attainment...

...what should be affordable is not matched by sufficient income. Food stigma at school  One of the primary questions on the shopping list relates to school lunches. The advisory groups recognised that school meals become a contentious issue as...

...bag Posted 17 Jan, 2023 by Jennifer Drummond art environment literacy reading Pupils in primary 1-primary 3 are invited to submit a design for the new Read, Write, Count bags as part of an exciting art competition run by the literacy...

...was launched by the Scottish Government in 2017. Available to all state run Scottish nursery, primary and secondary schools the fund supports creative and innovative projects within the school library sector. In 2022-23 funding totalling...

...However, it also highlights concern over the slow progress to deliver free school meals for all primary 6 and primary 7 pupils and the lack of action on breakfast provision in schools. It states: “The cost crisis is soaring and economists...

...of women’s unpaid care to be approximately £77 billion per year, with women most likely to be primary caregivers for children, and 92% of lone parent families headed by women. Poverty rates are highest among lone parent families, and lone...

...small person #2 got the full benefit of a funded 1,140 hours of ELC. The nursery attached to our primary school expanded to fit the policy change, and the quality of care there was far higher than the private nursery. The downside was the...

... improving facilities at Glasgow Gaelic School (£465,000) delivering a new classroom at Tong primary School on the Isle of Lewis (£54,000) developing education and community-led projects on Islay (£62,152). Secretary for Education and...

...of Source to Sea litter through an engineering-based design challenge. Open to pupils from primary 6 to S3 in the eight local authorities that comprise the West Partnership, teams can choose to look at ways of collecting litter that is...

...a bereavement grant for those left in precarious financial positions after the death of a primary income earner. Click here to read the Growing Up Grieving report Related content Education in schools Fellowships open for...

...in their teaching activities. Founded in Scotland by Uthmani, the materials are aimed at a primary school audience in a Curriculum for Excellence framework, with guidance towards appropriate materials for older classes. Click here to learn...

...Deputy First Minister John Swinney announced an ambitious expansion programme which would see all primary school pupils in Scotland entitled to free school meals by August 2022. Currently, pupils in P1-P5, as well as children from families in...

...the session? This workshop is aimed at headteachers, educational leaders, heads of department, primary and secondary teachers and anyone who is connected to educating children. I will aim to help school leaders and teachers think about how they...

...more than one million children were linked in order to study associations between age and ADHD in primary and secondary pupils. The research also considered the impact of holding children back in school. It accounted for pupils that were held...

...2022 by Nina Joynson child poverty family support funding grant primary Scottish Child Payment Scottish Government Applications for the Best Start Grant School Age Payment, which will provide...

...to the overall teaching population. In 2021, 3.8% of secondary probationary teachers and 1.9% of primary probationary teachers came from ethnic minority backgrounds. ethnic minority groups are more strongly represented in the secondary teaching...