Education Scotland’s Community Learning and Development (CLD) Policy and Improvement team are working in partnership with the CLD sector and wider stakeholders to deliver a series of short ‘Creative Conversations’ on key areas of current policy reform which have an impact on CLD partners.

This conversation will focus on how partnerships support Post-16 transitions and Opportunities for All. It will also consider how 16+ reform impacts on this area of work. Participants will range from community learning and development, schools, colleges and third sector organisations. The format for the day will maximise opportunities for cross-sector discussion building on the work currently being developed to ensure successful transitions.

The format of the session will be ‘thought pieces’ of 10-15 minutes, followed by facilitated discussion considering:

•How can we collectively ensure we share and understand best practice locally
and nationally?
•What makes for best practice in ensuring successful transitions post 16?
•Ways forward from here?

The event is free to attend and takes place on Friday 21 March from 10.30am until 3pm at Kilwinning College campus.  To book your place please email Fraser MacKay.

Further details about the event can be found on the Education Scotland website.