What the media says about GUS

2011

The Herald 'Deprived pupils 18 months behind in literacy levels'
The Scotsman 'One-parent children most at risk from poverty trap'
The Herald 'Parent's break up affects children's development'
The Telegraph 'Five-year-olds are 18 months behind on vocabulary'
The Daily Mail ' A degree of eloquence'
Times Educational Supplement Scotland '18-month vocabulary gap' claimed

2010

The Scotsman 'One in five Scottish children living in 'persistent poverty'
The Herald 'Study highlights child poverty'

2009

The Sunday Herald: Activity is key to toddlers' mental growth
The Herald: Too much time in childcare may impair development
The Scotsman: Bedtime stories beat pricey toys
The Scottish Daily Mail: A word in your ear, reading to children helps them develop
The Scottish Daily Mail: comment

Food - news item on Radio Forth

The Herald: Breastfed babies are far more likely to eat healthily
The Scotsman: Poor children 'eat more junk food'
Daily Mail: One in ten Scots children never see their own father

2008

The Herald: Children who grow up in country get a better start

The Sunday Herald: Divided Scotland revealed by extensive study

The Scotsman: Diet - a social divide that starts aged two

2007

The Herald:  A picture of poverty

The Scotsman: Smacking vital as last resort, insist parents in 'Growing Up' study

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2005

BBC news: Study to track children's lives

Evening Times Article: Glasgow families to take part in services study

Times Educational Supplement: Family futures

The Herald:  Plan to track babies through teenage life

The Times: Long-term study of Scots children

Courier: Study of children’s services

Courier: Families to join study of children

Press and Journal: Mapping out future services for the young

Press and Journal: Future generation focus of new study

Ellon Advertiser: Growth Study

Motherwell Times: Youngsters in national survey

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