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Showing items posted in February 2018...

Sign-up for a free Child Safety Week pack

Child Safety Week runs from 4th to 10th June with the aim of reducing the numbers of Scottish children killed or seriously injured by accidents.

Posted February 27, 2018 by Early Years Scotland

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Cash boost for outdoor learning

The number of hours nursery children spend outdoors is set to increase, Minister for Childcare and Early Years, Maree Todd, has announced.

Posted February 23, 2018 by Early Years Scotland

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Join Children in Scotland's study visit to Finland

Children in Scotland is offering early years professionals an opportunity to join a study visit to Finland, taking place over 4 days from 22 to 26 April 2018.

Posted February 21, 2018 by Early Years Scotland

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Modern Apprenticeships increases to fuel roll-out of funded childcare.

A record number of early years apprenticeships are expected to start this year as part of the expansion of free nursery and childcare, Deputy First Minister John Swinney has said.

Posted February 14, 2018 by Early Years Scotland

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Early Learning and Childcare Careers Morning

The many and varied career opportunities available in Early Learning and Childcare were in the spotlight at Early Years Scotland's first ever Careers Morning held in Glasgow yesterday.

Posted February 02, 2018 by Early Years Scotland

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