The ADES National Transitions Officer will work with Scottish local authorities, their schools, Children’s Services partners, Third Sector partners, and Armed Forces Services to enhance policy and practice which will take into account the unique features affecting the education of Service Children. The NTO will work with partners to support the aims of ensuring the equity of educational provision and continuous improvements in the learning experiences and educational outcomes for the children of Armed Forces families.
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The following local authorities have received funding to support the development of projects to support practitioners across Scotland in their response to learners from Armed Forces families. Funding for these projects has been from the MoD Education Support Fund (Directorate Children and Young People – DCYP). Angus Council Argyll & Bute Council City of Edinburgh…
Each local authority is asked to identify a key contact person, nominated by the Director, who will assume responsibility for educational issues related to children and young people in families with parent(s)/carer who is serving in the Armed Forces (Regular or Reserves) and those in families with parent(s)/carer who has been serving (Veteran). Why is…
This comprehensive analysis of children from Armed Forces families in Scotland highlights enrollment data, additional support needs, and regional disparities. It addresses systematic challenges, such as under-reporting and mobility impacts, while providing actionable insights for local authorities.
Promoting awareness of Armed Forces children’s educational experiences, this webinar introduces strategies for inclusive practices under the Armed Forces Covenant. It features expert discussions and resources for educators to enhance engagement with military families.
Guidance for Scottish local authorities on implementing Armed Forces Covenant duties. This document details statutory requirements, practical support for military families, and advice on education policy alignment.
Updates on supporting Armed Forces families, including initiatives like the Month of the Military Child and mental health resources. Celebrates contributions of military families to schools and communities.
Focuses on educational challenges faced by Armed Forces children, such as mobility and parental absence. Offers insights into effective teaching strategies and tools for supporting military families.