Wednesday 30 March 2022
Using the Secure Care Pathway and Standards to improve educational outcomes for children
The latest CELCIS Education Forum will be held online on Wednesday 30 March, 9:30am - 11am, on the theme of using Scotland's Secure Care Pathway and Standards to improve educational outcomes for children and young people.
We are delighted to welcome our speakers:
- Beth-Anne Logan, North Lanarkshire Council
- Ruby Whitelaw, Children and Young People's Centre for Justice (CYCJ)
- Kenny Collins, The Good Shepherd Centre
- Leona Donnelly, The Good Shepherd Centre
Our speakers will offer an insight into the Secure Care Pathway and Standards, which set out what all children in or on the edges of secure care in Scotland should expect across the continuum of intensive supports and services, and provide a framework for ensuring the rights of children are respected.
Attendees will hear how the Standards have been developed and implemented. With a focus on the education provisions within secure care schools, we will have an opportunity to share the challenges faced, and to think and discuss together about what you can do to make a difference to educational outcomes for children in, or on the edges of secure care, by applying the Standards.
This event is free to join and delegates will be emailed a Microsoft Teams link before the event so they are able to join on the day.
The meeting will also provide an update on the CELCIS Education Team's latest work and there will be time for discussion.
Is it for me?
Our event is open to all who work with children and young people in an educational setting.
About the Education Forum
At CELCIS, we are privileged to convene and coordinate a free, open-access network of practitioners and leaders who are involved or interested in the education of children with experience of care, and their families. We encourage and facilitate opportunities for practitioners to come together in a reflective, challenging and enabling space.
Membership is free and open to anyone with an interest in this area of education. We have members who are students, foster carers, health visitors, teachers and academics - so many different roles are represented.
To find out more and join the Forum, visit the Education Forum webpage.
Event details
When: Wed 30 March
Where: Online MS Teams event
Cost: Free
Time: 09.30 - 11.00