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Coronavirus (COVID-19) higher education, further education and community learning and development: wider harms

Published: 6 April 2022
From: Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills
Directorate: Chief Medical Officer Directorate, +9 more … Children and Families Directorate, Digital Directorate, Digital Health and Care Directorate, Equality, Inclusion and Human Rights Directorate, Chief Operating Officer, NHS Scotland Directorate, Healthcare Quality and Improvement Directorate, Learning Directorate, Mental Health Directorate, Safer Communities Directorate
Part of: Education, Health and social care
ISBN: 9781804353165

This paper considers the indirect, wider harms of the pandemic on students, learners and staff within the Further Education, Higher Education and Community Learning and Development sectors from the perspective of stakeholders and drawing on the findings or relevant reports relating to these sectors.

Supporting documents

Appendix A. Chronology

A

Date

26^th October 2021

Representatives

University Representatives:

Dr Lois Fitch

Veronica Strachan

Brian Green

Prof Moira Fischbacher-Smith

Dr Kirsty Conlon

Additional documentation provided

Additional input: impact of Covid-19 on students; plans for next semester; and positive impacts of the pandemic – Universities Scotland Submission

B

Date

28^th October 2021

Representatives

CLD Representatives

Marion Allison

Jackie Howe

Mick Doyle

Tim Frew

Ann Kirkwood

Additional documentation provided

Expert Advisory Group– Questions on ‘Learners and Consideration of Wider Harms’

4 Harms CLD response Marion Allison – CLD Submissions

C

Date

9^th November 2021

Representatives

College Representatives

Andy Witty

Liz Connolly

Jonny Pearson

Shona Struthers

Additional documentation provided

Submission to Expert Advisory Group (EAG) on Students and Consideration of Wider Harms – Following Discussion Held on Tuesday 9 November 2021 – Colleges Scotland Submission

D

Date

17^th November 2021

Representatives

Union Representatives

Mary Senior, University and College Union
Lena Wånggren, University and College Union
Alison MacLean, Unite the Union
David Belsey, Educational Institute of Scotland
Lorcan Mullen, UNISON Scotland

UCUS Report of COVID-19 survey of members

Supporting Staff Wellbeing in Higher Education, Education Support

E

Date

23^rd November 2021

Representatives

Student Representatives

Lottie Doherty, President of St. Andrew’s University Students’ Association

Joshua Sutcliffe, Vice President of Dundee University Students’ Association

Matt Crilly, President of National Union of Students, Scotland

Rose Dodgson, President of Edinburgh College Students’ Association (NUS rep)

Bernie Savage, President of City of Glasgow Colleges Student Association

Lori Templeton, Vice President of City of Glasgow Colleges Student Association

Francesca Meneghetti, Depute President, Orkney College UHI

Additional documentation provided

Education Committee Briefing, NUS Scotland- NUS Submission

Contact

Email: SGCoronaVirusALS@gov.scot

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Appendix A. Chronology

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