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Community Services: Early Years

Argyll and Bute Council has consulted with local authorities, parents of preschool children, and early years staff to propose a plan for all children to start full-day school by September 10th, 2012, with a full transition by August 2014.

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Community Services: Early Years

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  1. Community Services: Early Years WHEN SHOULD PRIMARY 1 CHILDREN START FULL DAY?

  2. Community Services: Early Years • Argyll and Bute Council consulted with the following: • Other Local Authorities in Scotland • Parents of children currently attending Preschool • Early Years Staff within Argyll and Bute Schools

  3. Community Services: Early Years Other Local Authorities in Scotland

  4. Community Services: Early Years

  5. Community Services: Early Years Parents of children currently attending Preschool

  6. Community Services: Early Years Early Years Staff within Argyll and Bute Schools

  7. Community Services: Early Years PROPOSED WAY FORWARD • All children start full day by 10th September 2012 • (i.e. second Monday in September) • By August 2014 – Children start full day at the start of term in August

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