Listen to the Play Well Podcast

Date: 1st October 2021
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Author: Play Scotland

Each month Play Scotland will be exploring play through different themes by talking to play experts, play champions, and practitioners who are passionate about play. Listen in and learn about the importance of play for child development, play as a human right, and the different ways play can be used to tackle social issues.

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Recognising and realising children’s rights: A professional learning resource to promote self-evaluation and improvement planning

Date: 1st October 2021
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Author: Education Scotland

This resource from Education Scotland aims to: raise awareness and develop your knowledge and understanding of the United Nation Convention of the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), help you to reflect on how you are taking forward children’s rights within school settings and help support improvement planning.

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Updated Guide to the Scottish Justice System for children in conflict with the law

Date: 17th September 2021
Category: Children in conflict with the law
Author: Children and Young People's Centre for Justice

Together with Iriss, CYCJ has relaunched their interactive resource, ‘The child’s journey: A guide to the Scottish justice system’ which is aimed at helping children, young people, families and also practitioners to better understand the Scottish justice system when a child is in conflict with the law.

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New anti-racism guide for early years

Date: 17th September 2021
Category: Education, Leisure and Cultural Activities, Education, including vocational education
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This new Anti-racism and inclusion guidance specifically for early years settings has been launched with the aim of supporting practitioners to nurture open and inclusive attitudes in young children.

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Animation on the use of bail and remand with children across Scotland

Date: 3rd September 2021
Category: Children in conflict with the law, Children of prisoners
Author: Children and Young People's Centre for Justice

Co-produced with young people and developed by graphic artist Sarah Ahmad, this animation hopes to further children and young people’s understanding of what bail and remand are, who can help and what issues within the system are that need to be reformed.

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Support materials for teachers to embed anti-racism and race equality into schools

Date: 3rd September 2021
Category: Non-discrimination, Education, including vocational education
Author: Education Scotland

These resources will explain what is meant by race equality and anti-racist education, why it is important and how might it be embedded in education settings.

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Six animations for children and young people on their rights to receive additional support for learning

Date: 3rd September 2021
Category: Additional support for learning, Children with disabilities
Author: The Scottish Child Law Centre

Created to help children and young people with additional support needs to learn about their rights and how to use them, these animations cover a range of topics including: exclusion; coordinated support plans; and responsibilities held by public bodies to identify, provide for and review additional support needs.

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Watch a webinar looking at the impact and recovery of COVID-19 on under-fives

Date: 3rd September 2021
Category: COVID-19
Author: Parenting across Scotland

Parenting across Scotland held a webinar to explore the issues, research and experience of those supporting under-fives and their families during the pandemic.

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Remove unwanted images shared online

Date: 23rd August 2021
Category: Equal protection from violence
Author: ChildLine

The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) and Childline have created a new tool for under-18s who want to report, and to have removed, pictures or videos of themselves.

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Podcast: Why domestic abuse is a child protection issue

Date: 23rd August 2021
Category: Equal protection from violence
Author: NSPCC

This episode discusses the complexities of domestic abuse and why it is a safeguarding and child protection issue.

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