Happy new year from the Pupil Inclusion Network
Throughout 2010 PINS will continue to let you know all the latest news, resources and key developments in work with children and young people who are excluded, disaffected or disengaged from school.
In 2010 we will continue to grow the network through our site and our seminar series so visit often and find out what’s happening.
Tell your colleagues about PINS. It’s easy to register just go HERE
NEW - PINS Seminar
The voluntary sector and the MCMC agenda
Glasgow Thursday 25th March 10am – 1pm
Every young person is entitled to support moving into a positive and sustained destination. But how are we doing in practice? Engage with speakers from Government, voluntary sector and research backgrounds to explore what’s going well and what remains challenging.
For more and to book a place on this FREE seminar go to this event's page HERE
NEW - PINS Training Event
Improving Relationships, Promoting Positive Behaviour
Edinburgh 27th /28th April
The 2 day training event will provide an overview of Restorative Approaches and Solution Oriented Approaches within an interactive format.
For more and to book a place on this FREE training event go to this event's page HERE
Taking forward A Curriculum for Excellence
The Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning has written expressing his thanks to everyone involved in the education community for the progress that has been made over the last year in taking forward Curriculum for Excellence and setting out the work that will be undertaken during the remainder of this academic year.
For more go to our curriculum pages HERE
Curriculum for Excellence folders
PINS has a small number of the full folders with hard copy of all the experiences and outcomes and associated posters that help you see the material at a glance. Available to voluntary sector projects. Please email: info@pinscotland.org for more.
Website last updated on Wednesday, January 20, 2010
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