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Reports

Documents

Key documents
  • Baby Bonds - Parenting, attachment and a secure base for children - This report commissioned by the Sutton Trust reviews international studies of attachment to uncover the effect emotional bonds with parents have on a baby's future outcomes.
  • They never give up on you. Office of the Children's Commissioner, School Exclusions inquiry.
  • Connor, M. and Russell, R. (2004) Identifying the Incidence of Psychological Trauma and Post-Trauma Symptoms in Children, A Survey of Three Clackmannanshire Schools. Clackmannanshire Council Psychological Service.
  • Dann, R. (2011) Look out! ‘Looked after’! Look here! Supporting ‘looked after’ and adopted children in the primary classroom. Education 3-13: International Journal of Primary, Elementary and Early Years Education, 39(5), pp. 455-465.
  • Furnivall J., McKenna M., McFarlane S. and Grant E. (2012) Attachment Matters for All - An Attachment Mapping Exercise for Children’s Services in Scotland, Centre for excellence for looked after children in Scotland. Strathclyde.
Key government reports

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