Sweden shows way to integration

Lindsay Clark
Wednesday, September 24, 2003

The secret of successfully integrating early years care with welfare and education was considered by Scottish early years workers last week. Delegates at the New Deal for Children conference, held in New Lanark by Children in Scotland, heard how early years services and childcare for school- aged children in Sweden have been part of the education system since 1996, in a service that was already more 'joined-up' than its Scottish or English counterparts. Gunnel Selling Norell, education 'rektor'

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