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Exclusions in Scotland’s schools: one year on, where are we now? These PINS workshops will engage in a review of where we are now having had new Guidance on school exclusion in place for a full school year. The new Guidance requires change – but how far have we got? Find out more and book your place HERE
An international study includes insights on whether Scottish children like school, how Scotland compares in terms of how helpful classmates are perceived to be, and pressure felt about schoolwork.
Scandinavian countries appear to do better when it comes to educational outcomes.
This conference will support parents in helping children to successfully negotiate an information rich world and to become readers for life.
This Parenting across Scotland publication is a collection of essays consider the question.
A consideration of key issues and resources that may be helpful at this time.
Books help parents support their child’s development in health and wellbeing, literacy and numeracy.
The University of Stirling has published an overwhelmingly positive report into the work of the service.
A professional development workshop in July for early years practitioners, teachers, physical education specialists and sport specialists.
Addressing how to support pupils at home and in residential care who have experienced significant relational traumas and losses.