Search

MCR Pathways continued mentoring virtually for care-experienced and disadvantaged young people, which was crucial to ensuring young people were not cut from life-changing support.

Falkirk High School provided a virtual transitional experience for P7 pupils and their families to ensure they were informed, supported and included within, what would be their new, Falkirk HS community.

Little Hands Nursery understood that maintaining relationships would be key to supporting families during lockdown and to help support smooth transitions back into nursery.

During lockdown, Sunflower Family Nurture Centre built relationships with families to ensure they had access to ongoing daily support.

Discover practical activities which can help children and young people explore their options if they - or someone they know - is being bullied.

Holyrood Secondary School staff developed their digital literacy skills to develop creative approaches to engage learners during lockdown.

Youth, Family and Community Learning Service designed activity packs to engage with new learners and to maintain well established relationships with communities across South Lanarkshire.

During the summer holidays, Youth, Family and Community Learning Service staff based within KEAR Campus, delivered weekly support to each young person from a designated keyworker and those identified as vulnerable by Social Work.

Find out how Allan's Nursery and Primary School in Stirling connected with families during lockdown and how this had a positive impact on the community.

Find information and guidance to school staff on addressing homophobic, racist bullying.