intandem External Evaluation – Blake Stevenson report
Inspiring Scotland commissioned Blake Stevenson to undertake an external evaluation of Phase 1 of the intandem programme, Scotland’s first national mentoring programme for children and young people who are looked after at home, from August 2017 to March 2019. This report details the key findings of that evaluation, looking at the benefits for mentees, mentors and the families of mentees, as well as recommendations for the future of intandem.
The executive summary of the report can also be read here.
28.10.2020
A Practitioner’s Guide: Spaces
Is going outdoors like stepping into the unknown? Alastair Davidson shares his approach to establishing an outdoor space for use in the early years.
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Inspiring Scotland Insights October 2020
Inspiring Scotland’s monthly intelligence report, providing an overview of key issues being reported by charities supported across its funds. Initially developed as an internal resource, these reports help to highlight issues as they emerge, predict what is needed in the months ahead, and explore how we can best respond collectively. We also believe this
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A Practitioner’s Guide: Interactions
Interactions are where the powers of nature and human nature meet. Dr Lynn McNair of Cowgate Under 5s Centre in Edinburgh talks fish faces, strong air, and enjoying the magic of discovery in this week’s guide exploring child and adult interactions in the outdoor environment.
Read More- We're proud of each and every @intandemScot mentor who is there, listening and supporting young people every week.… https://t.co/mBn0dTQGKL