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  1. Chapter 2 Self-reported reading, writing and number difficulties

    This report gives the results of a separate analysis for Scotland of literacy and numeracy data collected in the 1970 British Cohort Study at age 34. It relates performance in these skills to a wide range of other features of Scottish cohort members'

    Part of:
    New Light on Adult Literacy and Numeracy in Scotland: Evidence from the 2004 survey of the 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS70)
  2. References

    This report shows the results of analysis on the starting points and progress of children in Scotland in Primary 1 in early maths, early literacy and non-cognitive development and behaviour.

    Part of:
    Children's development at the start of school in Scotland and the progress made during their first school year: An analysis of PIPS baseline and follow-up assessment data
  3. 7 The Named Person Service: Considerations relating to different groups

    This is a report on Analysis of Responses to the Consultation on Draft Statutory Guidance for Parts 4, 5 & 18 (Section 96) of the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014.

    Part of:
    Analysis Of Responses To The Consultation On Draft Statutory Guidance For Parts 4, 5 & 18 (Section 96) Of The Children And Young People (Scotland) Act 2014
  4. GLOSSARY

    The report provides findings from the second year of a three year qualitative longitudinal study on the third sector in Scotland.

    Part of:
    The Opportunities and Challenges of the Changing Public Services Landscape for the Third Sector in Scotland: A Longitudinal Study: Year Two Report
  5. Supporting documents

    Strategic Board for Teacher Education: Meeting 29 Wednesday 15 May 2024: Meeting papers

    Part of:
    Strategic Board for Teacher Education: Meeting 29 Wednesday 15 May 2024: 10.00am – 11.30am
  6. 2 Criminal Justice Social Work Reports

    This document presents the findings of an evaluation of Community Payback Orders, Criminal Justice Social Work Reports and the Presumption Against Short Sentences. The evaluation was conducted by Scotcen Social Research during 2013-14.

    Part of:
    Evaluation of Community Payback Orders, Criminal Justice Social Work Reports and the Presumption Against Short Sentences
  7. Chapter 3 Assessment of literacy and numeracy skills in Scotland

    This report gives the results of a separate analysis for Scotland of literacy and numeracy data collected in the 1970 British Cohort Study at age 34. It relates performance in these skills to a wide range of other features of Scottish cohort members'

    Part of:
    New Light on Adult Literacy and Numeracy in Scotland: Evidence from the 2004 survey of the 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS70)
  8. Chapter 9 Family life and well-being

    This report gives the results of a separate analysis for Scotland of literacy and numeracy data collected in the 1970 British Cohort Study at age 34. It relates performance in these skills to a wide range of other features of Scottish cohort members'

    Part of:
    New Light on Adult Literacy and Numeracy in Scotland: Evidence from the 2004 survey of the 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS70)
  9. Clinical Governance in Independent Prescribing

    Implementation guidance for nurse independent prescribers and for community practitioner nurse prescribers in Scotland.

    Part of:
    Non medical prescribing in Scotland: implementation guide
  10. Growing Up in Scotland - Birth Cohort 2. Patterns of Childcare Use amongst Families with 10 month old Children

    This research findings document highlights the key findings from the Growing Up in Scotland: Birth Cohort 2 report in relation to patterns of childcare use amongst families with 10 month old children. It considers provider types, patterns of use,

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