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Ministerial engagement events on ELC consultation

As part of the consultation on the expansion of Early Learning and Childcare in Scotland the Scottish Government wants to hear the views of parents and carers and is running a series of Ministerial engagement events with parents in December.

Posted December 02, 2016 by Early Years Scotland

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Early Learning and Childcare statistics 2015

The Care Inspectorate has published Early Learning and Childcare statistics for Scotland, showing how Early Learning and Childcare is available for children and families across the country.

Posted December 01, 2016 by Early Years Scotland

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Audit Scotland Early Learning and Childcare survey

Audit Scotland has published some early analysis from its recent survey of parents and carers about their experiences of Early Learning and Childcare.

Posted December 01, 2016 by Early Years Scotland

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Scotland’s Play Charter pledge

Play Scotland is promoting Scotland’s first inclusive Play Charter. This describes a collective commitment to play for all babies, children and young people in Scotland.

Posted November 29, 2016 by Early Years Scotland

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Teachers concern with Scots children struggling with speech

Primary School teachers in Scotland say they often see children starting school struggling with their speech and language, causing them to fall behind other children.

Posted November 22, 2016 by Early Years Scotland

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Early Years Scotland to deliver Scottish Government Early Learning and Childcare expansion trial

Early Years Scotland’s hugely successful Stay and Play service has been chosen as the model for one of three exciting Early Learning and Childcare expansion trials announced by the Scottish Government yesterday.

Posted November 16, 2016 by Early Years Scotland

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