Celebrating Neurodiversity – Inclusive Communication
Supporting children to effectively communicate their wants and needs is a key element of our service. Most of the children attending out ASN groups require an alternative method to communicate …
Celebrating Neurodiversity – Inclusive Settings
by Megan Lawson, ASN Co-Ordinator At FCSS, one of our core values is accessible. To support the children and young people attending our services, ensuring it is accessible to all …
Case Study – flexibility helps families with additional support needs
Kerrie and her family live in a very remote community on the Aberdeenshire Moray border and there is very limited childcare options for her young children. Her youngest daughter Tilly …
Care Home Connections
by Kim Gairns, Service Manager at NESColAt NESCol Nursery we are always looking for ways to connect with our local community and bringing generations together was number one on our …
Is flexible childcare the solution to rising childcare costs?
Access to affordable and flexible early learning and childcare remains a significant challenge for many families in Scotland. High costs and limited availability of childcare options make it difficult for …
Moray MSP visits local Nursery to understand how flexible childcare can support business and economic growth
Richard Lochhead, MSP for Moray, is visiting Strathisla Children’s Centre in Keith to understand how flexible early learning childcare is helping parents to get back to work. Strathisla Children’s centre …
Charity nursery in Aberdeen receives £2,000 for outdoor play
Flexible Childcare Services Scotland’s Cummings Park Nursery in Aberdeen have received £2,000 to invest in the nursery garden and community garden for enhanced outdoor opportunities thanks to Aberdeen International Airport’s …
Respite & Reconnection
Caroline and her family live in Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire. She has three children aged 20, 17 and 15. Her younger two have a variety of needs including, West Syndrome, Autism, ADHD …
Awesome ASN in Aberdeenshire
By Lesley Tait, Head of Quality Assurance and Best Practice Children who need a wee bit more support are dynamic, thoughtful, generous, spirited…. The list could go on and on. …
