West Dunbartonshire Council has been monitoring the progress of its youngsters
Children attending early education in West Dunbartonshire are progressing well in reading, writing and numeracy according to the latest figures.
Strong progress has also been made in the Early Arithmetical Learning Programme which is a key driver for raising attainment in numeracy and will work alongside the new numeracy programme,‘Count with me in WDC’.The local authority has also been carrying out a more robust monitoring programme of children’s attendance on a monthly basis to help support and improve attendance in all early learning centres.
A council officer confirmed that monitoring it was a way to support families and help them create “good habits for the future.”
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