From the Scottish Mail on Sunday 10 April 2016:
"In so-called GIRFEC Cluedo, the facilitator of the training exercise plays `Jayne`, a fictional single mother with a daughter called `Melody.` "
"Groups of social worker participants are invited to play the role of other characters - figures involved in Jayne and Melody`s lives. The aim is to stimulate discussion about exactly who should be reporting what information to Melody`s Named Person..."
"Last night [9 April], critics warned that the revelations show the Named Person scheme is being taken to new levels of intrusion. Even a Nationalist MSP who has taken part in the game acknowledged it would lead to breaches of privacy for quite a lot of families."
"Simon Calvert, spokesman for the No to Named Person (NO2NP) campaign group which is spearheading a legal campaign against the project through the courts, said yesterday `If this is the type of situation that will be placed under the microscope then what family is safe?` "
"Every parent`s blood should run cold that a scenario like this is even the subject of a Named Person exercise."
"Right-thinking people will see that the mother and her daughter in this case study should just be left alone. "
http://www.pressreader.com/uk/the-scottish-mail-on-sunday/20160410/
Note: Home Ed Forums revealed the hijacking of this popular family game about a month ago:
Read more http://www.home-education.biz/articles/girfec-cluedo-upsets-happy-families/
At least thanks to the Supreme Court ruling on the Named Person scheme, this sort of stuff should have been thrown out the window!
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