Welcome to the Pupil Inclusion Network Scotland on-line resource
A new school year
Through 2010 PINS will work with you to improve educational outcomes for children and young people. Remember; let us know what matters to you and whenever you can please direct colleagues to the PINS registration page HERE
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
Young carers: good practice and carer’s stories
Positive experiences of support and remaining challenges and difficulties are explored. MORE HERE
Getting it Right for Early Years
The Scottish Pre-school Play Association’s National Conference has an emphasis on GIRFEC. The programme aims to improve outcomes for children by promoting an approach that builds solutions with and around children and families. MORE HERE
Connected
The magazine provides news, features and guest columnists on the big issues in Scottish education. Goes directly to schools but can be viewed online. MORE HERE
Supporting Learners
Learning and Teaching Scotland has launched a new site, bringing together information on universal and targeted support, additional support needs, supporting wellbeing and other aspects of support. MORE HERE
Curriculum for Excellence Fact Files
Three 2-page illustrated downloadable A4 summaries have been produced by the Scottish Government to help teachers and others to talk to parents and learners about current changes in Scottish Education. MORE HERE
Supporting children and young people with diabetes and other long term conditions in school
A conference for education and health professionals. MORE HERE > SEPTEMBER
National Anti-Bullying Week 2010 (What’s new Upcoming events November)
Designed to raise awareness of anti-bullying initiatives among children, young people and adults across the UK and Ireland. MORE HERE > NOVEMBER
Looked after children and young people
This site provides a wealth of information about looked after children and young people in Scotland. Includes the latest on educational attainment. MORE HERE
Website last updated on Friday, September 3, 2010
PINS is funded by the Support for Learning Division of the Scottish Government Schools Directorate.
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