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Remembrance Sunday: A nation pays tribute
November 13, 2022 8:41 amRemembrance Sunday will take place on 13 November and will be marked across the country with poignant wreath-laying ceremonies and silent reflection
Remembrance Sunday will take place on 13 November and will be marked across the country with poignant wreath-laying ceremonies and silent reflection
It is important to educate children about Remembrance Day and why we mark it every year. Poppy Pebbles is a great way to teach through creativity
We support mental health all year round with resources and guides to help forces families cope with the difficulties that come with having deployed parents or siblings
In this issue Carolyn discusses, the Month of the Military Child; Highlights our 'Benefits of Armed Forces children' poster and much more
Highland Council has released two Key Messages documents, for educators, to raise awareness of children from Armed Forces families
Forces Children's Education and the National Transitions Officer launch advice toolkit for teachers with Armed Forces pupils
The Remembrance period is important to us all – here are some great ways to teach children about why we mark the occasion
The first Scottish Careers Week is taking place – offering advice for everyone from school leavers to parents returning to the workplace and those leaving the Services for civilian life
Webinar for parents and carers with Professor Ken Muir on the reform of the Scottish Qualifications Authority and Education Scotland
Covid-19 risk guidance from the Learning Together National Network Members (LTNNM) regarding school visits by parents and guardians has been updated