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Boarding School Evidence

Commencing in the second half of 2023, public hearings about the abuse of children in residential accommodation for young offenders and children and young persons in need of care and protection will begin.

No part of Scotland was “immune” from abuse for children in Foster Care according to evidence gathered by the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry (SCAI).   Today, Thursday 1 December, Inquiry Chair Lady Smith concluded public hearings examining the abuse of chil...

In response to recent queries relating to redress, SCAI would like to clarify the following: The Inquiries Act 2005 expressly prohibits the Chair from ruling on or awarding compensation and, likewise, she has no power to award or be involved in the admini...

Evidence was heard from Susanne Millar of Glasgow Health and Social Care Partnership and Gary Hoey of South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership. This evidence relates to the Foster Care case study.

Evidence was heard from Glyn Lloyd of Dundee City Council and Lillian Cringles of Dumfries & Galloway Council. This evidence relates to the Foster Care case study.

Evidence was heard from Graeme Simpson of Aberdeen City Council and Kathy Henwood of Fife Council. This evidence relates to the Foster Care case study.

Evidence was heard from Amanda Hatton of The City of Edinburgh Council and John Trainer of Renfrewshire Council. This evidence relates to the Foster Care case study.

Evidence was heard from Judith Tait and Emma Clater of East Lothian Council and Lesley James of West Dunbartonshire Council. This evidence relates to the Foster Care case study.

Evidence was heard from Jacquie Pepper of Perth & Kinross Council and Stuart Easingwood of Scottish Borders Council. This evidence relates to the Foster Care case study.