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In March 2012, funding for a Positive Activities Programme for children in care in Kent was withdrawn, prompting a group of young people to apply for a grant from Kent’s Youth Opportunity Fund. Their successful bid allowed them to embark on an adventurous trip to Scotland to seek the Loch Ness monster. The experience included various activities such as hiking, canoeing on ice, climbing, and zip wiring, which helped the participants build confidence, teamwork skills, and friendships. Despite not finding Nessie, the adventure was deemed a great success by all involved.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the YLF does Scotland Report in the editor.
Begin by filling out the introductory section, which captures the essence of the adventure. Include details such as the date of the trip and the number of participants.
Move on to documenting each day's activities. For Day 1, describe the flight experience and initial impressions upon arrival in Scotland. Use descriptive language to convey excitement.
For Day 2, detail the hiking experience at Loch Ness and include quotes from participants about their feelings during this activity. Highlight teamwork during challenges like the assault course.
On Day 3, narrate experiences like canoeing on ice and climbing activities. Encourage users to reflect on personal growth and achievements through quotes from participants.
Conclude with a summary of reflections and acknowledgments for staff and leaders who contributed to making this adventure memorable.

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Who does the first minister of Scotland report to?

The first minister is responsible to the Scottish Parliament for their actions and the actions of the overall Scottish Government. MSPs can scrutinise the activities of the first minister and their Cabinet by tabling written questions or by asking oral questions in the Scottish Parliament.

Who investigates police in Scotland?

Police Investigations Review Commissioner. Undertakes independent investigations into serious incidents involving the police. The PIRC also: reviews the way police bodies handle non-criminal complaints from members of the public.

Who is eligible for the Independent Living Fund in Scotland?

live in Scotland. be aged 16 years or over at the time of application. access Self-Directed Support (SDS) receive a social care support package / SDS of at least 800 per week.

Who does police Scotland report to?

The chief constable is answerable to the Scottish Police Authority, and the force is inspected by His Majestys Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland. Scotland is also policed by the Ministry of Defence Police, British Transport Police, and the Civil Nuclear Constabulary within their respective jurisdictions.

Is Police Scotland owned by the government?

Police Scotland is Scotlands single national police force and the second largest police force in the UK. It is accountable to the Scottish Police Authority, which is held to account by Scottish ministers and the Scottish Parliament.