TY - ABST
T1 - `The Village Scheme´ – building up a community
T2 - 14th Biennial conference of the European Research Network About Parents in Education
AU - Grumløse, Sine Penthin
AU - Schmidt, Lene S. K.
PY - 2025
Y1 - 2025
N2 - In Denmark, as in several other European countries, there is a political focus on ensuring that there are fulfilled communities in the rural areas. In a time when many families are relocating to larger cities and school closures are a recurring event, it is important to find solutions. The ‘landsbyordning’ (the village arrangement) can be seen as a political initiative established to create good conditions for families in smaller communities, addressing the transitions in children’s lives and a wish to strengthen local communities. A central element of ‘landsbyordningen’ is shared management for ECEC daycare and school, as well as an emphasis on transitioning to the local community and their engagement in their local environment. Through document studies and participant observations in the year 2024, we have followed the establishment of a ‘landsbyordning’ in a smaller Danish town in a rural area. What visions are there for the children and their families, and what are the current experiences in order to create relations and local anchoring? Thus, we follow the pedagogical and organizational considerations that accompany the anchoring of ‘landsbyordningen’ and investigate what it means from the perspectives of children, parents, and professionals.
https://www.ernape.org/2025/05/30/book-of-abstracts/
AB - In Denmark, as in several other European countries, there is a political focus on ensuring that there are fulfilled communities in the rural areas. In a time when many families are relocating to larger cities and school closures are a recurring event, it is important to find solutions. The ‘landsbyordning’ (the village arrangement) can be seen as a political initiative established to create good conditions for families in smaller communities, addressing the transitions in children’s lives and a wish to strengthen local communities. A central element of ‘landsbyordningen’ is shared management for ECEC daycare and school, as well as an emphasis on transitioning to the local community and their engagement in their local environment. Through document studies and participant observations in the year 2024, we have followed the establishment of a ‘landsbyordning’ in a smaller Danish town in a rural area. What visions are there for the children and their families, and what are the current experiences in order to create relations and local anchoring? Thus, we follow the pedagogical and organizational considerations that accompany the anchoring of ‘landsbyordningen’ and investigate what it means from the perspectives of children, parents, and professionals.
https://www.ernape.org/2025/05/30/book-of-abstracts/
KW - children and youth
KW - Children’s local engagement
KW - Communities
KW - Rural areas
M3 - Abstract
SP - 67
Y2 - 4 June 2025 through 6 June 2025
ER -