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Date answered:
23 June 2000
S1W-08211
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it proposes to introduce further rephasing of the Higher Still programme. Under a 1998 agreement, teachers could delay implementing the new "Higher Still" Higher courses, for one year only, if they met criteria laid down by the national Higher Still Liaison Group.
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13 June 2000
S1W-07270
These projects introduce young people to a range of jobs through employer visits to schools and project work and are designed to broaden perceptions of the range of careers available.Young people can also pursue careers in engineering through the Modern Apprenticeship programme. Scottish Engineering produces an annual newspaper advertising Modern Apprentice...
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9 June 2000
S1W-06108
Guidance to help health boards devise their strategies was issued by the Health Department in 1997, in the form of a Scottish Needs Assessment Programme (SNAP) report on osteoporosis.
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23 February 2000
S1W-04278
We would expect any plans for improvements to services for older people to be reflected in the Health Improvement Programme for Highland and in the Trust Implementation Plans for 2000-01.
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21 February 2000
S1W-04168
The formula allocation represents a measure of relative need for non-housing capital spend between councils.In addition to the formula allocation, local authorities also receive capital allocations for the HRA programme, New Housing Partnerships, project specific allocations and allocations for government initiatives.Scottish Ministers are responsible for d...
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27 January 2000
S1W-03721
In addition, we have announced that a special deprivation payment of almost £3 million will be made to Glasgow, as part of the local government settlement for 2000-01.We all know that there are no quick fixes to the cycle of disadvantage that includes unemployment, low skills and poverty, but through its participation in the Glasgow Alliance and its support for the city's Social Inclusion Partnerships, the Executive is committed to a long term programme...
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12 January 2000
S1W-02782
There are no quick fixes to the cycle of disadvantage that includes unemployment, low skills and poverty, but through its participation in the Glasgow Alliance and its support for the city's Social Inclusion Partnerships, the Executive is committed to a long term programme of concerted action. This includes action to promote economic development, to tackle ...
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Date answered:
11 January 2000
S1W-03498
The information requested by Mr Wilson is detailed in the table below.Local Authority AreaNumber of SchoolsLottery Sports Fund Award City of Edinburgh Council25£312,500Angus Council7£87,500Perth and Kinross Council10£120,450City of Glasgow Council21£347,700Highland Council27£326,700North Lanarkshire Council22£275,000South Lanarkshire Council2£25,000Dumfries and Galloway Council1£12,500West Lothian Council11£137,500Aberdeen City Council14£175,000East Ayrshire Council9£118,800Dundee City Council10£125,000Fife Council16£150,400Falkirk Council2£66,000Aberdeenshire Council 4£50,000East Lothian Council6£75,000Argyll and Bute Council1£3,200Clackmannanshire Council3£37,500South Ayrshire Council9£112,500Renfrewshire Council1£12,500Totals201£2,570,750Both South Ayrshire and Renfrewshire Councils have now withdrawn from the School Sports Co-ordinators Programme...
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Date answered:
7 December 1999
S1W-02609
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will provide details of the capital programme allocation and expenditure for local authorities for each of the last three financial years, the current financial year and the next three financial years.
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Date answered:
26 November 1999
S1W-02436
The Health Education Board for Scotland, too, has sexual health as a prominent aspect of its work.Schools have a crucial role to play, and tackle sex education within a comprehensive programme of health and social education.
