Today Carolyn took us to the CIS (Children's Information Service) which is a free service that provides family information to everyone in Southampton. If it's about children or childcare, they are your one-stop shop to finding out everything you want to know. All their advice is impartial and regularly updated.
CIS is part of a network of organisations both in the city and nationwide, so if they can't answer any questions by themselves, they'll do their best to find someone who can. There is also a free call service line which is 24 hours available.
Although this trip didn't concern our project we found it very interesting. We were surprised by the huge amount of services in the field of child care offered in Southampton - especially in contrast to Austria.
CIS is part of a network of organisations both in the city and nationwide, so if they can't answer any questions by themselves, they'll do their best to find someone who can. There is also a free call service line which is 24 hours available.
Although this trip didn't concern our project we found it very interesting. We were surprised by the huge amount of services in the field of child care offered in Southampton - especially in contrast to Austria.
After lunch we worked on our weblog and listened to the rest of the prepared presentations.
During the afternoon sessions Carolyn and Jo talked to us about quotation rules. This is a complicated but also very important topic. As we have to write a report on our project about support to cancer patients we found these regulations very useful.
During the afternoon sessions Carolyn and Jo talked to us about quotation rules. This is a complicated but also very important topic. As we have to write a report on our project about support to cancer patients we found these regulations very useful.
1 comment:
What's wrong with "theirselves"?
Post a Comment