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Annex B: Webinar Distribution List
An independent analysis of consultation responses to the Draft Scottish Advice Note (SAN): Determining the fire risk posed by external wall systems in existing multi-storey residential buildings.
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Race Equality and Anti-Racism in Education Programme - Stakeholder Network Group minutes May 2021: paper - race equality and anti-racism in the curriculum
Paper for meeting of working group on 27 May 2021.
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A renewed vision
Response to the report by the independent advisor on education reform, Professor Ken Muir.
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Routine protective measures in schools, early learning and childcare (ELC) settings and daycare of children's services: child rights and wellbeing impact assessment
Impact assessment of revised schools guidance and guidance for the Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) sector which seek to ensure routine protective measures are a proportionate and appropriate response to competing harms.
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Section B: Literature Review & Evalution Criteria
An examination of the content of the main qualifications in Scotland, for those working in early learning and childcare, schools, out of school and holiday care services for children. We wanted to discover how much play is included from level 5 to
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Section 1: Data Themes
Version 2 of the strategic action plan produced by our Data Management Board reflects stakeholder views and comments received on version 1.
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Natural assets
Detail on the three themes and work packages for the 2016-2021 Environment, Agriculture and Food Strategic Research Programme.
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New Scots Background and Context
Report on collaborative work which has taken place under the New Scots refugee integration strategy from 2014 to 2017.
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9. References
The Review contains a national and six regional socio-economic baseline reviews that can be used to inform impact assessments for future sectoral plans for offshore wind, wave and tidal development.
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2. Identified Barriers to Entry
New entry into the Scottish fishing industry is commonly perceived as a self-evident necessity for the long-term prosperity of the sector and its absence a signal for government intervention. The remit of this paper is to explore whether prohibitive
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