We launched the Learning Hub on our website which is an open access resource developed to support professionals in the Children’s Hearings System.
The official opening of our new Hearings Centre in Glasgow took place – what a transformation!
We were honoured to attend Rise Up – organised by Our Hearings, Our Voice, it was a celebration of the work of Hearings-experienced children and young people.
We welcomed the passing of the Children (Care, Care Experience and Services Planning) Act.
On Care Day we announced the appointment our 15th care experienced Modern Apprentice in SCRA.
We achieved the Gold TIDE Award for our work on equality, diversity and inclusion.
A new research report was published looking at children accused of serious offending referred to the Reporter.
A joint project with Police Scotland got underway to ensure the right children and young people are referred to the Children’s Reporter.
New British Sign Language materials were produced including a dictionary and a video on rights in Hearings.
New research report exploring AI in the Children’s Hearings System was published.
Our Women into Leadership Network was re-launched as Empowering Women in SCRA.
An extensive review of the Children’s Reporter role was carried out with the introduction of a new job description and person specification.
Our Neurodiversity Champions marked Neurodiversity Celebration Week in March with lots of different activities and learning.