Monday, 28th April 2014, 10:30 am - 11:15 am
The Children and Young People (Bill) which has just been passed by the Scottish Parliament addresses a number of fundamental issues for Scotland’s children and young people. It will also provide an increased focus on working together across a range of services and professions. This presentation will highlight the main provisions of the Bill: children’s rights; children’s services planning; provision of named persons; information sharing; child’s plan; early learning and childcare; corporate parenting; provision of aftercare to young people; provision of continuing care – looked after children; support for kinship care; Scotland’s Adoption Register; school closure proposals; Children’s Hearing. This wide ranging Bill will impact the work of all professionals working with children and young people in a variety of ways, and we will highlight the implications for joint working and inter-professional practice.
Teachers, social workers, children’s services workers, early childhood services workers, panel members, students.
Find out more about how the Children and Young People (Bill) will impact the work of all professionals working with children and young people, and the implications for joint working and inter-professional practice.