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Learning for Sustainability Partners Forum – Invitation to Youth Workers
Do you have a passion and interest to connect with others and learn more about how you can implement LfS into your youth work practice? Join our online network!
  • Topic:  Learning for Sustainability
  • Date:  7 September, 2023
National Youth Work Conference Workshops
Benefit from the sharpest minds from across the sector at our Impact and Influence: Stats and Stories conference.
  • Topic:  Training & Development
  • Date:  7 September, 2023
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Meet the new Children and Young People’s Commissioner
The new Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland has started in the role – and her first message is to children and young people – her new bosses.
  • Topic:  Rights, Participation & Volunteering
  • Date:  6 September, 2023
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Single Use Vapes Ban Considered
The Programme for Government has outlined a commitment to take action to reduce vaping among non-smokers and young people and to tackle the environmental impact of single-use vapes, including consulting on a proposal to ban their sale and other appropriate measures.
  • Topic:  Health & Wellbeing, Learning for Sustainability
  • Date:  5 September, 2023
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Economic Inactivity of Young People Aged 16-24: Definition, Reasons and Potential Future Focus
A new report bringing together evidence on inactivity and building knowledge on the reasons for inactivity amongst young people aged 16 to 24. 
  • Topic:  Education, Skills & Employability
  • Date:  5 September, 2023
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School Education Statistics
Statistics on school education in Scotland, including pupil and teacher characteristics, and attainment and qualification results.
  • Topic:  Education, Skills & Employability
  • Date:  5 September, 2023
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Young People Encouraged to Pause B4U Post
A new programme from Nil by Mouth helping young people consider the consequences of posting sectarian abuse online. Free to all employability and training providers in west-central Scotland.
  • Topic:  Equality
  • Date:  5 September, 2023
Empower young people's futures with SkillsScotland!
Free events attracting thousands of young people ranging from ages 14-19, bringing together employers, universities, colleges, and training providers all under one roof.
  • Topic:  Education, Skills & Employability
  • Date:  5 September, 2023
Play your part in tackling mental health stigma in Scotland
See Me, Scotland’s programme to end mental health stigma and discrimination, is calling on the people of Scotland to get behind the See Us movement and create real change for the thousands of people who struggle with their mental health.
  • Topic:  Health & Wellbeing
  • Date:  5 September, 2023
Updated Youth Work Guide for Schools
An update from our Youth Work & Schools team, including a call out for information on the use of Pupil Equity Funding.
  • Topic:  Education, Skills & Employability
  • Date:  1 September, 2023
15 Years of Impact: The CashBack for Communities Youth Work Fund
CashBack for Communities’ Youth Work Fund has changed the lives of over 400,000 young people across Scotland since it began in 2008! Join us for a week of celebration this September.
  • Topic:  Funding
  • Date:  1 September, 2023
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Applications Open for Building Racial Literacy Programme
The programme aims to make every educator in Scotland racially literate, effective at dealing with racism and confident in leading anti-racism.
  • Topic:  Education, Skills & Employability, Training & Development
  • Date:  1 September, 2023

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