Working with parents and carers
Meet the parents
The opportunities for parental involvement in early years provision are more plentiful than ever as Curriculum for Excellence becomes embedded in practice.
- Posted on 08 September 2009 under Working with parents and carers, In this issue, Issue 16.
Rethinking the children's workforce
Professor Peter Moss writes here about integrated working with children and families.
- Posted on 26 April 2009 under Working with parents and carers, Workforce developments, Multi-agency approaches, Issue 15.
- Tagged as working, Sweden, pedagogues, multi-professional, multi-agency, age-integrated schools.
Parents are a gift
An in-depth look at Cowgate under 5s' Centre in Edinburgh, where parents are valued as their children's first educators.
- Posted on 26 April 2009 under Working with parents and carers, Issue 15.
Helping parents give their children a healthy start!
Information on how Play@home (a physical activity programme for children 0-5 years) is being rolled out across Scotland.
- Posted on 26 April 2009 under Working with parents and carers, Issue 15.
Social work and early years
Jo Harrison looks at the positive role social work plays in supporting young children and their families.
- Posted on 26 April 2009 under Working with parents and carers, Multi-agency approaches, Issue 15.
- Tagged as vulnerable children.
The Solihull Approach
East Ayrshire Council has adopted this integrated approach for staff working with children and families who are affected by behavioural and emotional difficulties.
- Posted on 26 April 2009 under Working with parents and carers, Multi-agency approaches, Issue 15.
- Tagged as parenting, multi-agency, interventions, behaviour.
Positive futures start early
Liz Rose writes on support for children aged 0-3, and their parents, within Falkirk Council.
- Posted on 26 April 2009 under Working with parents and carers, Children under three, Issue 15.
- Tagged as parenting, family support, families, community learning.
Integrated services at the Jeely Piece Club
The Jeely Piece Club provides services for children aged 0-12 years, and their families, in Castlemilk.
- Posted on 27 October 2008 under Working with parents and carers, Multi-agency approaches, Issue 14.
- Tagged as vulnerable families, parenting, integrated working, family support, early intervention.