Search results for: "schools"
schools as a Hub for Community Regeneration, STV Hunter schools Project (2014-2015)
... schools as a Hub for Community Regeneration (STV Hunter schools Project) This project ran between 2014 and 2015. Children in Scotland worked with six pathfinder schools in some of Scotland's most deprived areas to support them in using their...
Month of the Military Child: what we can learn from military children
...‘Mobility’ where a military family relocates from one place to another, resulting in moving schools for the child or young person either within the UK or a different country. We need to also think about ‘Deployment’ where a family member...
Children's commissioner report signals urgency of education reform
...were involved in the research and have made an accompanying film to the report. They visited schools with the Commissioner to work with children and hear their views. One Young Advisor reflected after visiting schools: “This is our lives....
The role of enrichment on improving school attendance
...valuable enrichment activities. With a strong association between poverty and school absence, many schools and enrichment providers highlighted to us how these activities can improve attendance for students living in poverty. Enrichment activities...
Voicebox 2025: National joke-telling competition closes on April Fools Day
... Voicebox 2025: Primary schools joke competition open until April Fool's Day 17 March 2025 schools across Scotland are being urged to get their final entries in for VoiceBox 2025, the nationwide joke-telling competition for primary school...
Success Looks Different: Celebrating Inclusive Education in Scotland
... Success Looks Different: Celebrating Inclusive Education in Scotland 5 March 2025 Three schools and one nursery have been crowned winners of this year’s Success Looks Different Awards! The awards invited education settings to share how...
Children’s sector reacts to Audit Scotland’s ASL report
...the effectiveness of the Scottish Government’s delivery of additional support for learning in schools across Scotland. The report found a '768% growth in pupils recorded as receiving additional support for learning' since the introduction of...
Better Eating, Better Learning: a project about food in Scotland's schools (2015)
... Better Eating, Better Learning: a project about food in Scotland's schools (2015) The Better Eating, Better Learning (BEBL) project consulted with children and young people to inform recommendations for the development of school food...
Over 50 schools share £150,000 investment to mark Book Week Scotland
... Over 50 schools share £150,000 investment to mark Book Week Scotland 21 Nov 2024 Earlier this week it was announced that 17 projects will benefit from the 2024-25 funding round through the School Library Improvement Fund (SLIF). The...
International schools Meals Day update
...International schools Meals Day update After 12 years, Children in Scotland is sad to announce that the International School Meals Day (ISMD) project is coming to an end in its current form. A combination of the loss of funding, a reduction in...
Scottish schools recognised for work to support pupil inclusion
... Scottish schools recognised for work to support pupil inclusion 19 Sep 2023 Three schools and one nursery have been crowned winners of this year's Success Looks Different Awards in recognition of how they celebrate their pupils with...
Press release: New award for schools celebrating pupils with additional needs
... New award for schools celebrating pupils with additional needs 4 May 2022 MEDIA RELEASE schools who actively celebrate the successes and achievements of their pupils with additional support needs are to be recognised with a new award launched...
Additional support inclusion Inclusion Ambassadors25 Calls interview with Richard Wilkinson part 3: “There is so much more bullying in schools in more unequal societies. But why?”
... “There is so much more bullying in schools in more unequal societies. But why?” 12 December 2018 As part of our 25 Calls campaign we spoke to Professor Richard Wilkinson, co-author of the groundbreaking book The Spirit Level and its...
bullying Inequality schoolsYoung people’s worsening mental health and bullying in schools ‘direct consequence of UK’s inequality’, Children in Scotland conference to hear
... Young people’s worsening mental health and bullying in schools ‘direct consequence of UK’s inequality’, Children in Scotland conference to hear 7 Nov 2018 Embargoed: 00:01 hours, Wednesday 7 November 2018 School bullying and mental...
Project challenging food poverty expands to 26 schools across Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire
... Project challenging food poverty expands to 26 schools across Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire 3 July 2017 From today, 26 schools in the west of Scotland will be taking part in Children in Scotland’s expanded Food, Families, Futures...
Children Councillors Families Food Health Jackie Brock Scottish SchoolsChildren’s intimate healthcare needs in schools must be met. So who’s responsible?
... Children’s intimate healthcare needs in schools must be met. So who’s responsible? Children in Scotland is calling for clearer guidance on the role of school staff in meeting pupils’ healthcare needs. Enquire, the Scottish Advice...
Children Consultation response Healthcare News Policy School Scottish Government StaffNew report shares positive stories of inclusion in Scottish schools
... New report shares positive stories of inclusion in Scottish schools A new report that summarises the Success Looks Different Awards 2023 has revealed positive stories of inclusion from across schools in Scotland. The annual awards were set...
New paper reflects young people’s views on behaviour and relationships in schools
... New paper reflects young people’s views on behaviour and relationships in schools 1 May 2024 Children in Scotland has published a summary paper today (1 May) which adds new evidence to the ongoing discussions about behaviour and...
From protest to policymaking: join my campaign for reform and ensure Afro-Scottish history is taught in our schools
...to policymaking: join my campaign for reform and ensure Afro-Scottish history is taught in our schools 10 July 2020 Changing the curriculum would be a vital step in anti-racist action, giving children in Scotland a proper understanding of...
anti-racism black lives matter diversity Education equality Inequality protest racismschools in Scotland encouraged to join LEAF programme
... Magazine / schools in Scotland encouraged to join LEAF programme Posted 24.08.23 by Sophie Ward children and young people health and wellbeing learning for sustainability Outdoor education outdoor...
children and young people health and wellbeing learning for sustainability Outdoor education outdoor learningschools face new disruption as exams approach
... Magazine / News: schools face new disruption to learning as exams approach Posted 22 March 2022, by Nina Joynson Covid-19 Education exams SQA A new spike in Covid cases has forced councils to...
Covid-19 Education exams SQAPrimary pupils encouraged to submit jokes for the 2025 VoiceBox Competition
...national joke telling competition for primary-aged children has opened for entries, offerings schools across Scotland a light-hearted and inclusive way for pupils to develop communication skills, confidence and self-esteem. Developed by the...
'Peeling back the lid' on hybrid working
...a distinct split between home and work. I was also with people in offices, meeting rooms, homes, schools, police stations, hospitals, sports centres, forests, fields, zoos, stadiums, cars and colleges. It wasn’t really until I started writing...
Children in Scotland welcomes Scottish Government decision to end the two-child benefit cap
...the budget, as the Scottish Government outlined plans to bring breakfast clubs to more primary schools, expand free school meals to primary 6 and 7 children from low-income families, and also provide £120million to head teachers to address the...
Making Sense of Scotland – a creative approach to engaging young people with their heritage
... Free learning visits to over 300 historic sites across Scotland. Travel grants for schools to support with transport costs. Free access to online support resources including Learn, Create and Play (click here for more), Inspired...
New paper advocates for inclusive school environments for young people with additional support needs
...to understand their experiences of using spaces outside the classroom in their own school context schools should raise awareness among pupils with additional support needs of the wide range of spaces on offer in the school to ensure that all who...
The Yard announces major expansion plan
...play service. More recently, the service extended to five days during term time, including a schools programme and family support service supporting parents and carers with everything from financial and mental health to nutrition and sleep...
Children’s 12 calls for AI implementation in Scotland
...AI and children’s rights through exploratory, rights-based workshops with 100 children in four schools across Scotland. Taking a child rights approach, we supported all children and adults involved to see in practice the importance and value of...
No child should be left behind
...Halo is doing everything we can to respond swiftly and compassionately. We work closely with local schools, health visitors, social workers, and community groups to ensure that the children who need our help the most receive it without delay. The...
From screens to success – boosting children's executive function skills in the digital age
...and behaviour, we are still yet to fully understand the impact. I do a lot of work with schools throughout the UK, supporting staff around regulation and stress responses in the classroom, and teachers reported to me all the time that...
#NoWrongPath: Children in Scotland staff share advice on SQA results day
...working in a museum in Edinburgh, delivering educational sessions to children from visiting schools, and also volunteered with children's charities, Scottish Women's Aid, and Glasgow Women's Library. After graduation, unsure of her next...
Caledonia Play designs play solutions for children with additional support needs
...our equipment will be subjected,” he explained. “Working with Special Educational Needs (SEN) schools over the years means I know our equipment will be tested to the limit, so we design our kit using bigger diameters to ensure they can...
The benefits of time spent outdoors this summer
...and share Scotland’s outdoor places. My role is about extending and enhancing our work with schools across the many special places cared for by the Trust. That includes developing and promoting the huge range of outdoor learning experiences...
The road to safer journeys for children and young people
...children and young people across Scotland in this work, through delivering sessions in primary schools and specialist support settings, and sharing an engagement pack that education staff can use with pupils. We look forward to hearing their...
Put children's views and experiences at the heart of Additional Support for Learning reform
...has an equal chance to flourish. When the numbers have now reached 37% of all children in our schools then there is an urgent need for Scotland to ensure that wider education policy and reform truly reflect the views and experiences of...
Mobilise third sector services to give children and communities support in the fight against Covid-19
...appropriate, avoiding stigma and respecting human rights. “We are encouraged by the pledge that schools will be used as hubs for the different services that can provide support to the priority groups of young people children and families reliant...
ASN childcare communities Covid-19 Education schoolsAfter today’s vote, it’s time to reconsider P1 testing
...in testing four- and five-year olds when the benefits from the perspective of children, teachers, schools and parents are completely unproven. Will the Scottish Government now reconsider?” Share this ...
P1 schools Scottish Government teachers TestsKindness and fairness ‘key to excellent teaching’, children say
Participation schools teachers
Education in schools Fellowships now open
... Magazine / News: Education in schools Fellowships open for applications Posted 13 September, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond Education Applications for a programme of Churchill Fellowships exploring global approaches...
EducationEnquire Consultation Response: Physical intervention in schools guidance (November 2022)
...consultation response to the Scottish Government's consultation on Physical intervention in schools...
Inquiry into bullying and harassment in schools June 2017
...Children’s and young people’s voices and experiences of bullying and harassment in schools...
Consultation response: Guidance on healthcare needs in schools (April 2017)
...a joint response to the Scottish Government’s Consultation on Guidance on Healthcare Needs in schools....
Climate-conscious theatre performance comes to Scottish schools
... Magazine / News: Climate-conscious theatre performance tours Scottish schools Posted 22 February, 2023 by Nina Joynson. Photo credit: Andrew Perry Arts climate climate change environment schools...
Arts climate climate change environment schoolsRestraint and seclusion in schools
... Magazine / Comment: We need more action on the use of restraint and seclusion in schools Posted 23 November, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond Additional support ASL ASN Children's rights Education Three years on from its report into the use...
Additional support ASL ASN Children's rights EducationConsultation opens on physical intervention in schools
... Magazine / News: Consultation on physical intervention in schools launched Posted 22 June, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond Education human rights rights Views are being sought on new guidance relating to...
Education human rights rightsNew project to tackle racism in schools
... Image by Anna Cervinkova Magazine / News: New project aims to tackle racism in schools Posted 25 February, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond anti-racism Education racism A new project will support young...
anti-racism Education racismComputing Science gets a boost in Scottish schools
...person working on laptop Magazine / News: Computing Science gets a boost in Scottish schools Posted 9 February 2022, by Nina Joynson Curriculum for Excellence digital Education funding Scottish...
Curriculum for Excellence digital Education funding Scottish Government technologyA vision for a fully inclusive Scotland
...to us at The Yard. Day in, day out, we work with children who are really struggling in mainstream schools but are flourishing at The Yard. The Yard’s vision is a fully inclusive Scotland where disabled children and their families have equal...
AC25 - Exhibitors
...Scotland (the ALLIANCE). Aspris Website | Facebook | LinkedIn Throughout the UK, our schools and homes deliver highly individualised education, care and treatment which transforms lives. Our vision is simple - to support our young...
AC25 - workshops
...will encourage professionals to actively promote a culture of kindness and respect within their schools or organisations. By establishing clear anti-bullying practices and modelling positive behaviour, participants will be able to contribute to...
The Promise Event - Online
...and/or other practitioners who focuses on supporting care experienced children and young people in schools. The majority of this session will consist of discussion between delegates. The discussion will be facilitated by members of the Policy,...
The Promise Event - Glasgow
...programme has been shaped by what they’ve told us about support for care experienced pupils in schools and what they think needs to improve further. It includes a range of in-person training events, online practice-sharing sessions, eLearning...
The Promise Event - Edinburgh
...programme has been shaped by what they’ve told us about support for care experienced pupils in schools and what they think needs to improve further. It includes a range of in-person training events, online practice-sharing sessions, eLearning...
The Promise Event - Inverness
...programme has been shaped by what they’ve told us about support for care experienced pupils in schools and what they think needs to improve further. It includes a range of in-person training events, online practice-sharing sessions, eLearning...
The Promise Event - Dundee
...programme has been shaped by what they’ve told us about support for care experienced pupils in schools and what they think needs to improve further. It includes a range of in-person training events, online practice-sharing sessions, eLearning...
The Promise Events 24-25
...2024-25 About the learning programme The Promise tells us about the importance of supportive schools for care experienced pupils, and we know that Pupil Support Staff don’t always get consistent professional development opportunities. The...
Launch of Children's Pocket Garden Design competition
...school pupils Posted 16.01.24 by Alice Hinds design Education environment schools Children across Scotland are being encouraged to take inspiration from “nature’s engineers” as Keep Scotland Beautiful launches...
design Education environment schoolsNew resources to support school attendance
.../ New resources launched for teachers, parents and carers to help support attendance as schools return Posted 17.08.23 by Alice Hinds Attainment Education family support schools Scottish schools...
Attainment Education family support schools Scottish SchoolsEncouraging students towards digital tech
...with new funding Posted 8 February, 2023 by Nina Joynson digital funding schools Scottish Government skills technology Applications are open for a digital fund that supports tech initiatives...
digital funding schools Scottish Government skills technologySchool staff announce September strike dates
...23 August, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond Early years Education schools Children and young people in nine local authority areas are likely to be affected by strike action planned for next month. The...
Early years Education schoolsPupils offered helpline as results day looms
...results day looms Posted 27 July, 2022 by Nina Joynson Education exams schools SQA Support With thousands of young people soon to receive SQA exam results, Skills Development Scotland is opening its...
Education exams schools SQA SupportQ&A with James McEnaney: Mind the gap
... Magazine / Q&A with James McEnaney: Scottish schools and the attainment gap Posted 1 February 2022, by Jennifer Drummond Education Inequality Poverty schools Ahead of his webinar for Children in...
Education Inequality Poverty schoolsCovid causes fresh issues as school term starts
...2022 by Nina Joynson coronavirus Education health and wellbeing schools As children return to classrooms, schools are experiencing high levels of teacher and pupil absences while trying to handle...
coronavirus Education health and wellbeing schoolsNo results found.
Month of the Military Child: what we can learn from military children
...‘Mobility’ where a military family relocates from one place to another, resulting in moving schools for the child or young person either within the UK or a different country. We need to also think about ‘Deployment’ where a family member...
Children's commissioner report signals urgency of education reform
...were involved in the research and have made an accompanying film to the report. They visited schools with the Commissioner to work with children and hear their views. One Young Advisor reflected after visiting schools: “This is our lives....
The role of enrichment on improving school attendance
...valuable enrichment activities. With a strong association between poverty and school absence, many schools and enrichment providers highlighted to us how these activities can improve attendance for students living in poverty. Enrichment activities...
Voicebox 2025: National joke-telling competition closes on April Fools Day
... Voicebox 2025: Primary schools joke competition open until April Fool's Day 17 March 2025 schools across Scotland are being urged to get their final entries in for VoiceBox 2025, the nationwide joke-telling competition for primary school...
Success Looks Different: Celebrating Inclusive Education in Scotland
... Success Looks Different: Celebrating Inclusive Education in Scotland 5 March 2025 Three schools and one nursery have been crowned winners of this year’s Success Looks Different Awards! The awards invited education settings to share how...
Children’s sector reacts to Audit Scotland’s ASL report
...the effectiveness of the Scottish Government’s delivery of additional support for learning in schools across Scotland. The report found a '768% growth in pupils recorded as receiving additional support for learning' since the introduction of...
Over 50 schools share £150,000 investment to mark Book Week Scotland
... Over 50 schools share £150,000 investment to mark Book Week Scotland 21 Nov 2024 Earlier this week it was announced that 17 projects will benefit from the 2024-25 funding round through the School Library Improvement Fund (SLIF). The...
International schools Meals Day update
...International schools Meals Day update After 12 years, Children in Scotland is sad to announce that the International School Meals Day (ISMD) project is coming to an end in its current form. A combination of the loss of funding, a reduction in...
Scottish schools recognised for work to support pupil inclusion
... Scottish schools recognised for work to support pupil inclusion 19 Sep 2023 Three schools and one nursery have been crowned winners of this year's Success Looks Different Awards in recognition of how they celebrate their pupils with...
Press release: New award for schools celebrating pupils with additional needs
... New award for schools celebrating pupils with additional needs 4 May 2022 MEDIA RELEASE schools who actively celebrate the successes and achievements of their pupils with additional support needs are to be recognised with a new award launched...
Additional support inclusion Inclusion Ambassadors25 Calls interview with Richard Wilkinson part 3: “There is so much more bullying in schools in more unequal societies. But why?”
... “There is so much more bullying in schools in more unequal societies. But why?” 12 December 2018 As part of our 25 Calls campaign we spoke to Professor Richard Wilkinson, co-author of the groundbreaking book The Spirit Level and its...
bullying Inequality schoolsYoung people’s worsening mental health and bullying in schools ‘direct consequence of UK’s inequality’, Children in Scotland conference to hear
... Young people’s worsening mental health and bullying in schools ‘direct consequence of UK’s inequality’, Children in Scotland conference to hear 7 Nov 2018 Embargoed: 00:01 hours, Wednesday 7 November 2018 School bullying and mental...
Project challenging food poverty expands to 26 schools across Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire
... Project challenging food poverty expands to 26 schools across Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire 3 July 2017 From today, 26 schools in the west of Scotland will be taking part in Children in Scotland’s expanded Food, Families, Futures...
Children Councillors Families Food Health Jackie Brock Scottish SchoolsChildren’s intimate healthcare needs in schools must be met. So who’s responsible?
... Children’s intimate healthcare needs in schools must be met. So who’s responsible? Children in Scotland is calling for clearer guidance on the role of school staff in meeting pupils’ healthcare needs. Enquire, the Scottish Advice...
Children Consultation response Healthcare News Policy School Scottish Government StaffNew report shares positive stories of inclusion in Scottish schools
... New report shares positive stories of inclusion in Scottish schools A new report that summarises the Success Looks Different Awards 2023 has revealed positive stories of inclusion from across schools in Scotland. The annual awards were set...
New paper reflects young people’s views on behaviour and relationships in schools
... New paper reflects young people’s views on behaviour and relationships in schools 1 May 2024 Children in Scotland has published a summary paper today (1 May) which adds new evidence to the ongoing discussions about behaviour and...
From protest to policymaking: join my campaign for reform and ensure Afro-Scottish history is taught in our schools
...to policymaking: join my campaign for reform and ensure Afro-Scottish history is taught in our schools 10 July 2020 Changing the curriculum would be a vital step in anti-racist action, giving children in Scotland a proper understanding of...
anti-racism black lives matter diversity Education equality Inequality protest racismPrimary pupils encouraged to submit jokes for the 2025 VoiceBox Competition
...national joke telling competition for primary-aged children has opened for entries, offerings schools across Scotland a light-hearted and inclusive way for pupils to develop communication skills, confidence and self-esteem. Developed by the...
'Peeling back the lid' on hybrid working
...a distinct split between home and work. I was also with people in offices, meeting rooms, homes, schools, police stations, hospitals, sports centres, forests, fields, zoos, stadiums, cars and colleges. It wasn’t really until I started writing...
Children in Scotland welcomes Scottish Government decision to end the two-child benefit cap
...the budget, as the Scottish Government outlined plans to bring breakfast clubs to more primary schools, expand free school meals to primary 6 and 7 children from low-income families, and also provide £120million to head teachers to address the...
Making Sense of Scotland – a creative approach to engaging young people with their heritage
... Free learning visits to over 300 historic sites across Scotland. Travel grants for schools to support with transport costs. Free access to online support resources including Learn, Create and Play (click here for more), Inspired...
New paper advocates for inclusive school environments for young people with additional support needs
...to understand their experiences of using spaces outside the classroom in their own school context schools should raise awareness among pupils with additional support needs of the wide range of spaces on offer in the school to ensure that all who...
The Yard announces major expansion plan
...play service. More recently, the service extended to five days during term time, including a schools programme and family support service supporting parents and carers with everything from financial and mental health to nutrition and sleep...
Children’s 12 calls for AI implementation in Scotland
...AI and children’s rights through exploratory, rights-based workshops with 100 children in four schools across Scotland. Taking a child rights approach, we supported all children and adults involved to see in practice the importance and value of...
No child should be left behind
...Halo is doing everything we can to respond swiftly and compassionately. We work closely with local schools, health visitors, social workers, and community groups to ensure that the children who need our help the most receive it without delay. The...
From screens to success – boosting children's executive function skills in the digital age
...and behaviour, we are still yet to fully understand the impact. I do a lot of work with schools throughout the UK, supporting staff around regulation and stress responses in the classroom, and teachers reported to me all the time that...
#NoWrongPath: Children in Scotland staff share advice on SQA results day
...working in a museum in Edinburgh, delivering educational sessions to children from visiting schools, and also volunteered with children's charities, Scottish Women's Aid, and Glasgow Women's Library. After graduation, unsure of her next...
Caledonia Play designs play solutions for children with additional support needs
...our equipment will be subjected,” he explained. “Working with Special Educational Needs (SEN) schools over the years means I know our equipment will be tested to the limit, so we design our kit using bigger diameters to ensure they can...
The benefits of time spent outdoors this summer
...and share Scotland’s outdoor places. My role is about extending and enhancing our work with schools across the many special places cared for by the Trust. That includes developing and promoting the huge range of outdoor learning experiences...
The road to safer journeys for children and young people
...children and young people across Scotland in this work, through delivering sessions in primary schools and specialist support settings, and sharing an engagement pack that education staff can use with pupils. We look forward to hearing their...
Put children's views and experiences at the heart of Additional Support for Learning reform
...has an equal chance to flourish. When the numbers have now reached 37% of all children in our schools then there is an urgent need for Scotland to ensure that wider education policy and reform truly reflect the views and experiences of...
Mobilise third sector services to give children and communities support in the fight against Covid-19
...appropriate, avoiding stigma and respecting human rights. “We are encouraged by the pledge that schools will be used as hubs for the different services that can provide support to the priority groups of young people children and families reliant...
ASN childcare communities Covid-19 Education schoolsAfter today’s vote, it’s time to reconsider P1 testing
...in testing four- and five-year olds when the benefits from the perspective of children, teachers, schools and parents are completely unproven. Will the Scottish Government now reconsider?” Share this ...
P1 schools Scottish Government teachers TestsKindness and fairness ‘key to excellent teaching’, children say
Participation schools teachers
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AC25 - Exhibitors
...Scotland (the ALLIANCE). Aspris Website | Facebook | LinkedIn Throughout the UK, our schools and homes deliver highly individualised education, care and treatment which transforms lives. Our vision is simple - to support our young...
AC25 - workshops
...will encourage professionals to actively promote a culture of kindness and respect within their schools or organisations. By establishing clear anti-bullying practices and modelling positive behaviour, participants will be able to contribute to...
The Promise Event - Online
...and/or other practitioners who focuses on supporting care experienced children and young people in schools. The majority of this session will consist of discussion between delegates. The discussion will be facilitated by members of the Policy,...
The Promise Event - Glasgow
...programme has been shaped by what they’ve told us about support for care experienced pupils in schools and what they think needs to improve further. It includes a range of in-person training events, online practice-sharing sessions, eLearning...
The Promise Event - Edinburgh
...programme has been shaped by what they’ve told us about support for care experienced pupils in schools and what they think needs to improve further. It includes a range of in-person training events, online practice-sharing sessions, eLearning...
The Promise Event - Inverness
...programme has been shaped by what they’ve told us about support for care experienced pupils in schools and what they think needs to improve further. It includes a range of in-person training events, online practice-sharing sessions, eLearning...
The Promise Event - Dundee
...programme has been shaped by what they’ve told us about support for care experienced pupils in schools and what they think needs to improve further. It includes a range of in-person training events, online practice-sharing sessions, eLearning...
The Promise Events 24-25
...2024-25 About the learning programme The Promise tells us about the importance of supportive schools for care experienced pupils, and we know that Pupil Support Staff don’t always get consistent professional development opportunities. The...
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schools in Scotland encouraged to join LEAF programme
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... Magazine / schools in Scotland encouraged to join LEAF programme Posted 24.08.23 by Sophie Ward children and young people health and wellbeing learning for sustainability Outdoor education outdoor...
children and young people health and wellbeing learning for sustainability Outdoor education outdoor learningschools face new disruption as exams approach
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... Magazine / News: schools face new disruption to learning as exams approach Posted 22 March 2022, by Nina Joynson Covid-19 Education exams SQA A new spike in Covid cases has forced councils to...
Covid-19 Education exams SQAEducation in schools Fellowships now open
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... Magazine / News: Education in schools Fellowships open for applications Posted 13 September, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond Education Applications for a programme of Churchill Fellowships exploring global approaches...
EducationEnquire Consultation Response: Physical intervention in schools guidance (November 2022)
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...consultation response to the Scottish Government's consultation on Physical intervention in schools...
Inquiry into bullying and harassment in schools June 2017
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...Children’s and young people’s voices and experiences of bullying and harassment in schools...
Consultation response: Guidance on healthcare needs in schools (April 2017)
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...a joint response to the Scottish Government’s Consultation on Guidance on Healthcare Needs in schools....
Climate-conscious theatre performance comes to Scottish schools
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... Magazine / News: Climate-conscious theatre performance tours Scottish schools Posted 22 February, 2023 by Nina Joynson. Photo credit: Andrew Perry Arts climate climate change environment schools...
Arts climate climate change environment schoolsRestraint and seclusion in schools
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... Magazine / Comment: We need more action on the use of restraint and seclusion in schools Posted 23 November, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond Additional support ASL ASN Children's rights Education Three years on from its report into the use...
Additional support ASL ASN Children's rights EducationConsultation opens on physical intervention in schools
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... Magazine / News: Consultation on physical intervention in schools launched Posted 22 June, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond Education human rights rights Views are being sought on new guidance relating to...
Education human rights rightsNew project to tackle racism in schools
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... Image by Anna Cervinkova Magazine / News: New project aims to tackle racism in schools Posted 25 February, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond anti-racism Education racism A new project will support young...
anti-racism Education racismComputing Science gets a boost in Scottish schools
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...person working on laptop Magazine / News: Computing Science gets a boost in Scottish schools Posted 9 February 2022, by Nina Joynson Curriculum for Excellence digital Education funding Scottish...
Curriculum for Excellence digital Education funding Scottish Government technologyA vision for a fully inclusive Scotland
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...to us at The Yard. Day in, day out, we work with children who are really struggling in mainstream schools but are flourishing at The Yard. The Yard’s vision is a fully inclusive Scotland where disabled children and their families have equal...
Launch of Children's Pocket Garden Design competition
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...school pupils Posted 16.01.24 by Alice Hinds design Education environment schools Children across Scotland are being encouraged to take inspiration from “nature’s engineers” as Keep Scotland Beautiful launches...
design Education environment schoolsNew resources to support school attendance
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.../ New resources launched for teachers, parents and carers to help support attendance as schools return Posted 17.08.23 by Alice Hinds Attainment Education family support schools Scottish schools...
Attainment Education family support schools Scottish SchoolsEncouraging students towards digital tech
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...with new funding Posted 8 February, 2023 by Nina Joynson digital funding schools Scottish Government skills technology Applications are open for a digital fund that supports tech initiatives...
digital funding schools Scottish Government skills technologySchool staff announce September strike dates
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...23 August, 2022 by Jennifer Drummond Early years Education schools Children and young people in nine local authority areas are likely to be affected by strike action planned for next month. The...
Early years Education schoolsPupils offered helpline as results day looms
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...results day looms Posted 27 July, 2022 by Nina Joynson Education exams schools SQA Support With thousands of young people soon to receive SQA exam results, Skills Development Scotland is opening its...
Education exams schools SQA SupportQ&A with James McEnaney: Mind the gap
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... Magazine / Q&A with James McEnaney: Scottish schools and the attainment gap Posted 1 February 2022, by Jennifer Drummond Education Inequality Poverty schools Ahead of his webinar for Children in...
Education Inequality Poverty schoolsCovid causes fresh issues as school term starts
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...2022 by Nina Joynson coronavirus Education health and wellbeing schools As children return to classrooms, schools are experiencing high levels of teacher and pupil absences while trying to handle...
coronavirus Education health and wellbeing schools