J. Lewis (Eds.), Qualitative research practice- A guide for social science students and London: Sage. researchers. Scottish Government (2009). Curriculum for excellence- Building the curriculum 4, skills for Edinburgh: Scottish Government. learning, skills for life and skills for work. Scottish Government (2010). Edinburgh. Supporting learning: Code of practice. children’s Scottish Government (2016). Ministerial statement, legislation webpage. Retrieved from children’s Scottish Office Education Department (SOED)(1994). Effective provision for special educational Edinburgh: SOED. needs- A report by HM Inspectors of schools. Scottish Office Education and Industry Department (SOEID) (1999). A Manual of Good Practice in Special Educational Needs, Edinburgh: HMSO. Tesch, R. (1990). London: Routledge. Qualitative research analysis types and software tools. – Van der Kolk, B. (2014). The body keeps the score: mind, brain and body in the transformation of London: Allen Lane. trauma. Appendix 1 Advisory Group Membership Over the period September 2011 October 2014 the Advisory Group comprised the following: – Jim Barr - Glasgow Social Work Donna Bell- Head of Early Years Scottish Government – John Butcher Head of Inclusion, Glasgow City Council – Michelle Cassidy - The Place to Be Linda deCaesteker Director of Public Health Glasgow – – Heather Douglas Head of Early Years, Glasgow City Council – Ben Farrugia CELCIS (Centre for Excellence for Looked After Children in Scotland) – Kenneth Ferguson- Director, The Robertson Trust Edwina Grant Chair of Scottish Attachment in Action – Dr Aileen Kennedy - University of Strathclyde Elizabeth King, Principal Educational Psychologist for South Lanarkshire Council, also Scottish Attachment in Action. Lea Mann Early Years, Scottish Government – Karen McCluskey - Co-director Scottish Violence Reduction Unit Karen McCormack Early Years, Glasgow City Council – Uzma Rehman- Public Health Board Claire Stevens Getting it Right for Every Child, Scottish Government – Lynn Townsend GIRFEC team, Scottish Government – Headteacher participating school –
J. Lewis (Eds.), Qualitative research practice- A guide for social science students and researchers. London: Sage. Scottish Government (2009). Curriculum for excellence- Building the curriculum 4, skills for learning, skills for life and skills for work. Edinburgh: Scottish Government. Scottish Government (2010). Supporting children’s learning: Code of practice. Edinburgh. Scottish Government (2016). Ministerial statement, children’s legislation webpage. Retrieved from Scottish Office Education Department (SOED)(1994). Effective provision for special educational needs- A report by HM Inspectors of schools. Edinburgh: SOED. Scottish Office Education and Industry Department (SOEID) (1999). A Manual of Good Practice in Special Educational Needs, Edinburgh: HMSO. Tesch, R. (1990). Qualitative research – analysis types and software tools. London: Routledge. Van der Kolk, B. (2014). The body keeps the score: mind, brain and body in the transformation of trauma. London: Allen Lane. Appendix 1 Advisory Group Membership Over the period September 2011 – October 2014 the Advisory Group comprised the following: Jim Barr - Glasgow Social Work Donna Bell- Head of Early Years – Scottish Government John Butcher – Head of Inclusion, Glasgow City Council Michelle Cassidy - The Place to Be Linda deCaesteker – Director of Public Health – Glasgow Heather Douglas – Head of Early Years, Glasgow City Council Ben Farrugia – CELCIS (Centre for Excellence for Looked After Children in Scotland) Kenneth Ferguson- Director, The Robertson Trust Edwina Grant – Chair of Scottish Attachment in Action Dr Aileen Kennedy - University of Strathclyde Elizabeth King, Principal Educational Psychologist for South Lanarkshire Council, also Scottish Attachment in Action. Lea Mann – Early Years, Scottish Government Karen McCluskey - Co-director Scottish Violence Reduction Unit Karen McCormack – Early Years, Glasgow City Council Uzma Rehman- Public Health Board Claire Stevens – Getting it Right for Every Child, Scottish Government Lynn Townsend – GIRFEC team, Scottish Government Headteacher – participating school