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Presumption of mainstreaming
Consultation on guidance for mainstreaming in education launched.
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Annex A - Ongoing/completed activity from the 2023 National Improvement Plan
Sets out the vision and priorities for Scottish education that have been agreed across the system, and the national improvement activity that needs to be undertaken to help deliver those key priorities.
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1. Delivering the BSL National Plan 2023 to 2029
Sets out a range of government actions to tackle barriers faced by British Sign Language (BSL) users to help make Scotland the best place in the world for BSL users to live, work, visit and learn.
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Part 2: Inclusive growth in practice: what's changed?
This paper seeks to illuminate tangible examples of inclusive growth in Scotland, with a view to translating successes even if small in scale and sharing learning to inform future improvements in delivery.
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Delivering the BSL National Plan 2023-2029
Sets out a range of government actions to tackle barriers faced by British Sign Language (BSL) users to help make Scotland the best place in the world for BSL users to live, work, visit and learn.
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British Sign Language
Actions we are taking to promote and support the use of British Sign Language in Scotland.
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Section 9: Social Security
We are committed to protecting, respecting and championing the rights of people with learning disabilities and neurodivergent people. This consultation on proposals for a Learning Disabilities, Autism and Neurodivergence Bill seeks the views of
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Section 3: Social Care
We are committed to protecting, respecting and championing the rights of people with learning disabilities and neurodivergent people. This consultation on proposals for a Learning Disabilities, Autism and Neurodivergence Bill seeks the views of
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Chapter 4: Our Purpose: The Health of the Nation
This is the Chief Medical Officer Professor Sir Gregor Smith's fourth Annual Report, and the eighth report on Realistic Medicine. The overarching aim of Realistic Medicine is to deliver better value care for patients, and for our health and care
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4 Socio-economic case
This document contains the final Full Business Case for the next phase of the Connecting Scotland programme.
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