This study of the integration of services for children and young people, published by EMIE at NFER in collaboration with ADES and VSC Scotland, was designed to gather information from practitioners in four local authorities in Scotland over a short period of time, with a view to producing a snapshot of current practice and the issues associated with it.
£10.00

A portfolio of resources produced following two conferences on 'School Organisation: Partnering for Success', organised by ADCS and EMIE, and held in February and March 2008.
£20.00

Now gathered together in one volume to provide easy access to the first six articles, the Tool-kit is useful not only to teachers, education researchers and education students, but to anyone interested in social sciences research more generally.
£7.00

This report, produced in collaboration with Aspect, identifies key elements and ways of working towards the government`s 14-19 reforms in education and training, a theme from the IDeA`s Beacon Scheme Round 9.
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What is meant by the term ''reading'' and what does it include? This book sets out to explore some of the theories, practices and conflicts that surround the idea of reading at the beginning of the 21st century.
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This online resource is intended to provide a practical guide to information law and is specifically aimed at staff working in local authority children's services departments.
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This folder contains the complete series of papers from the 2007 survey.
£15.00

A Digest of documents submitted by the seven winning authorities will be available in early December.
£10.00

This EMIE at NFER report has been published in collaboration with Aspect and is one of two reports from the IDeA Beacon Scheme Round 8.
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This book tells what happened in the HEARTS project, how it addressed these and other important questions, and measures its success. The project?s main purpose was to revitalise the place of the arts in training for primary teachers.
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The Education and Inspections Act 2006 gives local authorities a new strategic role as champion of parents and children, and sets up the national inspectorate covering education, skills and children's services. The Act also introduces the new specialized diplomas for 14-19 education and revises the law on school discipline and parenting contracts.
£20.00

This contains a series of papers, funded by the Local Government Association, reporting the findings from the Annual Survey of Trends in Education 2006 in both primary and secondary schools.
£15.00