Four main longitudinal patterns, or typologies, of childcare throughout the early years were identified; these mainly differentiated between childcare types used before the commencement of universal childcare provision in Scotland (which almost all children used). Children in the lowest socioeconomic circu...
Early Institutional Provision in Scotland for Disabled ChildrenIain Hutchison
Setting the Table –Nutritional guidance and food standards for early years childcare providers in Scotland is a guidance publication for food provision in early years childcare provision. First Steps Nutrition Trust –Is a charity which provides clear, evidence-based and independent information and supp...
Situated in Edinburgh, Scotland’s gracious and vibrant capital city, rich in history, learning and culture, the College has enjoyed a reputation as a centre of educational excellence for one hundred and fifty years. Fettes College Guangzhou (FCG) is the first overseas campus of Fettes College....
Dr Laura Stewartis the Tayside Weight Management Pathway Manager, at NHS Tayside, Scotland UK where she specialises in childhood weight management. Joyce Thompsonis a Dietetic Consultant in Public Health Nutrition, at NHS Tayside, Scotland, UK where she addresses nutrition across the lifecourse. ...
Let’s do Engineering was a research and engagement project running for 2 years in Scotland, aimed at broadening perceptions of engineering in the ear
How introducing Heuristic play has affected provision for under-threes in one-day nursery. In C. Cable, L. Miller, & G. Goodliff (Eds.), Working with children in the early years. Open University. Houser, N. E., Cawley, J., Kolen, A. M., Rainham, D., Rehman, L., Turner, J...
We are to consider this evening the early existence of Christianity in other parts of these islands, in order that we may have some idea of the actual extent to which Christianity prevailed in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, at the time when Augustine...
policy innovation of the Welsh Assembly Government compared to the formally more powerful Scottish Executive and the seemingly expansive ambitions of the UK/English government in early years policy compared to that in the traditionally more 'radical' or 'social democratic' nations of Scotland and ...
Presbyterians were largely concentrated in the north-east and industrial part of the island and had strong cultural ties with Scotland (the motherland of Presbyterianism), Anglicans were members of the former Established Church and were strongly represented in elite positions in Irish society, while...