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The role of collaborative leadership in delivering Public Service Reform

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Tue, 12 Jan 2027, 5:30am - 7am EST

Description

Key Learnings:

  • Gain insight into possible public service reforms by Scottish Government and implications for children, young people and families

  • Unpack the Public Service Reform agenda and its relevance for the children's sector

  • Explore opportunities for collaborative leadership across children's sector organisations during this period of change

This event is for professionals in leadership roles that support children, young people and families.

The Scottish Government is looking to progress a wide range of reforms to how we deliver our public services. The Public Service Reform agenda provides us with an opportunity to build on the recommendations of the Christie Commission, putting our people at the centre of services and increasingly working in the preventative space. 

 This reform agenda is going to progress at pace, and the children’s sector needs to be ready to ensure that these reforms improve outcomes for children, young people and families across Scotland. 

 This session will give participants an opportunity to delve into what needs to happen to make reform a reality. It will particularly concentrate on the role of collaborative leadership both between the public, private and third sectors, as well as across the third sector itself. You should leave this session more equipped to embody collaborative approaches to leadership and to be in a position to work across and break down silos to improve outcomes for children, young people and families.

Facilitator

Children in Scotland's Chief Executive, Dr Jude Turbyne, will lead the session.

Member Tickets

We are delighted to now offer our Members a discount across all Children in Scotland trainings.

This training will be free for Members and £25 for non-members.

To access the free member ticket, please input your promo code when booking via the ‘Discount or access code’ function. If you are unsure whether your organisation are members, please check the list below. If your organisation does appear on the list of members below but you do not know your promo code, please ask your organisation or drop us an email.

Organisations, click here to see current members.

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Children in Scotland is the largest national membership organisation for the children’s sector in the country. To access discounted trainings and many other membership benefits including exclusive content and resources, and discounted commissioned training, please visit here.

Local authorities in membership with Children in Scotland

Please note that all local authority staff working from both headquarter and regional offices including senior management are included in membership and can register as members for discounted training with Children in Scotland. Membership does not extend to schools and nurseries within individual local authorities.

Members are responsible for applying their discount at the time of purchasing a ticket, discounts cannot be applied after the ticket has been purchased.

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If you have any questions or concerns, please email events@childreninscotland.org.uk.

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