Showing items posted in November 2016...

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. ​

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.

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.

Children in Scotland are running a training workshop on supporting early years children with autism spectrum disorders.

Mark McDonald MSP, Minister for Childcare and Early Years, has launched the revised Codes of Practice for Social Service Workers and Employers published by the SSSC. The Codes, first introduced in 2003, set standards of behaviour and practice that all workers and employers in social services must meet.

Play Talk Read has launched '30 Days of Play', its latest campaign aimed at encouraging parents and carers to spend time playing and having fun with their child.