following the lives of Scotland’s children

@growingupinscot

• “Parents in households with the highest quintile of income were 23% more likely to have access to some form of flex… https://t.co/fHBbgRcqUr about 23 hours ago from Hootsuite Inc.
• This article uses GUS data to explore the impacts of mothers’ financial vulnerability on child social, emotional an… https://t.co/SQoKH705dT about 1 day ago from Hootsuite Inc.
• Explore this report, which sheds light on the experiences of disabled children and their families… https://t.co/CpS0mLDzKM about 2 days ago from Hootsuite Inc.
• Revisit this briefing looking into parental involvement in their child’s primary school activities… https://t.co/RYwUx8rGTH about 3 days ago from Hootsuite Inc.
• Why might we have found a slight decrease in vocabulary scores between 5 year olds in our first and our second birt… https://t.co/Ef1AQRGZDX about 4 days ago from Hootsuite Inc.
• 15% of children in Scotland do not meet the recommended level of daily exercise, and 22% are overweight or obese. H… https://t.co/Z808SoEGkF about 5 days ago from Hootsuite Inc.
• Great news from GUS: the proportion of children attending an ELC setting with a high quality staffing grade rose by… https://t.co/hfRq362Aw6 about 6 days ago from Hootsuite Inc.
• RT @line_gk: @currie_eilidh will be presenting @growingupinscot findings at #slls2018 this afternoon - come along! @ScotCen 12:01:19 PM July 11, 2018 from Twitter Web Client