This report provides the overall findings of the follow-up review of services for children in hospital. It summarises the main areas that needed to improve in the original review of
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The study covers a range of subjects, including public attitudes to poverty and inequality, children and early years, education, health, employment, pensions, and migrants. It measures the extent of progress
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Children’s Rights will enable researchers, legislators, and academics to compare and contrast how children are treated among the different continents and which policies and laws have had the most profound
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This report presents key findings and recommendations of a review of local services and includes examples of good practice in supporting people with learning disabilities and complex needs.
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The HandsOnScotland website describes itself as a toolkit of helpful responses to encourage children and young people’s emotional wellbeing. It¹s designed to offer practical information and techniques to help people
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Each month in Webwatch the IRISS learning technology team bring you the best of the web. We’ll highlight a website of particular value to social services practitioners, managers and educators. This month we focus on the Digital Story Library.
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The HandsOnScotland website describes itself as a toolkit of helpful responses to encourage children and young people’s emotional wellbeing. It¹s designed to offer practical information and techniques to help people who work with children respond helpfully to troubling behaviour, build up their self-esteem and promote their positive mental wellbeing.
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One of the main benefits of putting content on the Internet is that by so doing, you make it available and accessible to all. However, good web design can do
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This little icon can make your life easier. You will see it all over the web and it lets you keep up to date without having to visit websites to
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One of the most significant developments on the Internet of late has been the step change in quality of web-based video. You don’t have to be a geek to appreciate the joy of using the BBC iPlayer – or Channel 4s 4oD – to catch up on a missed episode of your favourite TV series.
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