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Showing items posted in December 2017...

Living Wage accreditation for Early Years Scotland

Early Years Scotland has become officially accredited as a Living Wage employer.

Posted December 18, 2017 by Early Years Scotland

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Focus is on families at new visitor centre in HMP Low Moss

The Minister for Early Years and Childcare, Maree Todd MSP, has today officially opened Early Years Scotland’s new Family Visitor Centre at HMP Low Moss.

Posted December 05, 2017 by Early Years Scotland

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Children and Young People’s Commissioner backs call for smoke-free children’s spaces

Bruce Adamson, Scotland’s Children and Young People’s Commissioner, is backing calls for children to play, learn and socialise in places where there is no smoking.

Posted December 05, 2017 by Early Years Scotland

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Glasgow Clyde students set to enjoy benefits of EYS membership

Glasgow Clyde College has very kindly paid for 137 of its students to become members of Early Years Scotland.

Posted December 01, 2017 by Early Years Scotland

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