Join us at the national webinar on whole systems approaches to diet & healthy weight. Insight into how early adopter areas have approached the implementation of a WSA, including a
TRIC STEM Professional Learning Offer
The TRIC STEM professional learning offer is now live, full of interactive sessions from October onwards. This Padlet has links to Microsoft Forms for registration for each session. Sign up
National e-Learning Offer
The National e-Learning Offer will continue to support learning and teaching in session 2021/22. Its combination of live sessions via e-Sgoil, recorded lessons on West OS and further supported resources
Tayside’s Child Healthy Weight Strategy
Helping Tayside’s Children and Young People to Feel Great and Ready to Learn: Tayside’s Child Healthy Weight Strategy Tayside Regional Improvement Collaborative invite YOU to join us in championing a
UNCRC – Awareness Raising Session for Headteachers
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) will be incorporated into law in Scotland by the end of this year. This will give children’s rights the
Secondment Opportunity – TRIC STEM Implementation Officer
As the TRIC moves into the next phase of its work, we are now seeking an additional colleague to be seconded as a STEM Implementation Officer to drive the work
Priorities for Practice Conference – Tuesday 11 May 2021
Priorities for Practice Conference – Tuesday 11 May 2021 A Virtual Multi-agency Child Protection Conference for First Line Managers and Leaders across Tayside Public, Private and Third Sectors. TRIC Priority
Draft Sexual Health Standards Consultation – Closes on 18 June 2021
The draft sexual health standards are now available to download from the Healthcare Improvement Scotland website. The consultation is now live and you can provide feedback on all aspects of
NHS Tayside Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service – New Webpage Launched on Wednesday 31 March 2021
NHS Tayside Child and adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) has recently updated its NHS Tayside webpage. Five hundred children/young people, parents and carers and professionals who support them took part