happy mizuho blog: 《キャサリン妃が立ち上げの”幼児期早期介入”の新調査結果を議論》

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連投中です〜

《キャサリン妃が立ち上げの”幼児期早期介入”の新調査結果を議論》

6 / 16 (木)

『"Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood"

（幼児期のためのロイヤル・ファウンデーション・センター）

に関する新調査結果について議論』

@ the Royal Institution in London

Duchess of Cambridge's Royal Foundation Centre for Early Years

celebrated its first anniversary with the release of new research shared

during a roundtable discussion hosted by Kate

＠ the Royal Institution

to discuss new findings by her "Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood"

ウィリアム王子＆キャサリン妃の財団

”ロイヤル・ファウンデーション”

が立ち上げられた

キャサリン妃の肝いりプロジェクト

”Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood”

立ち上げから1周年を記念しつつ

新たな”リサーチ結果”をプレゼンする

テーブル・ミーティングが行われた。

主催はキャサリン妃

場所は、Royal Institution（王立研究所）

参加者は、

保健大臣（保健・社会介護大臣）

家族大臣

保健省や教育省からも。

Nine in ten agree the early years are important in shaping a person’s future life but less than a fifth recognize the unique importance of the 0-5 period.
Seven in ten think the early years should be more of a priority for society.
A Majority of the public recognize a person’s future mental health and wellbeing is most likely affected by their early childhood.
Community support networks were found to be crucial for parents.
Parents are more likely to seek support for a child’s physical wellbeing than social and emotional development.

The findings were accompanied by several societal observations:

"There is near unanimous agreement (91%) that the early years are important in shaping a person’s future life, but only 17% recognise the unique importance of the 0 – 5 period relative to other age brackets. That being said seven in ten (70%) believe it should be more of a priority for society as a whole. Over half (55%) of the public recognise a person’s future mental health and wellbeing is most likely to be affected by their development in the early years, followed by their ability to make and maintain relationships (51%) and their future happiness (40%)."

the Duchess said:

"The findings published today present us with a huge opportunity and demonstrate there is real appetite from the public to bring this issue up on all of our agendas. There is more we can all do – every member of society can play a key role, whether that is directly with a child or by investing in the adults around them – the parents, the carers, the early years workforce and more. If we come together to raise the importance of early childhood development, we’ll soon see that healthy, happy individuals make for a healthier, happier world. Which is why every second we spend with a child is an investment in our collective future."

キャサリン妃ファッション！

お仕事モードスタイル！

新たなパンツスーツがお目見え

これは素敵！❤️

ぱっと見でわかる、シルエットの美しさ

やはり

《アレキサンダー・マックイーン》！！

これまででNo１のパンツスーツ

シャープなアイテム、パターンのものも

やはりどこかに甘さを。

それがキャサリン妃スタイルですね❤️

ピンクって、実はすごく難しい色だけれど

そこはさすがマックイーン

上品な甘さのピンクです。

だからこそカッコよくキマる。

色によっては、かなり雰囲気が変わります

パンツスーツって。

キャサリン妃には

さらりとお似合いだけど

ピンクのパンツスーツって誰でも真似できるものではないですね、、

私は欲しくなったけど、これ（笑）

もっと派手なピンクか、、、w

ここでは、ヘアはあまりシャープにせず

毛先をカール

口紅も明るめ、透明感のあるピンクで血色良く見えて

キャサリン妃の良さが全開に。

手には、クラッチではなく

レザーのフォルダをお持ち！

《スマイソン》ですよ〜

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The Duchess of Cambridge wears a pink suit as she hosts a roundtable event at the Royal Institute in central London to discuss the importance of early childhood development

Kensington Palace said:

"The roundtable discussion focused on research led by the centre into early childhood development, as well as the huge opportunity that there is to shape the future of our society by focusing on the importance of early childhood to lifelong outcomes. Conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, the research follows on from the Duchess of Cambridge’s landmark survey on the early years in 2020, entitled the ‘5 Big Questions on the Under Fives’, which attracted the largest ever response to a public survey of its kind with over 500,000 responses in one month, sparking a national conversation on the early years."

"In February this year, the Duchess and the Centre for Early Childhood travelled to Denmark to learn about their approach and investment in early childhood development, which is widely regarded as world-leading. Over the past decade, the Duchess has seen first-hand how some of today’s hardest social challenges have their roots in the earliest years of a person’s life and is committed to raising awareness of the importance of early childhood experiences and of collaborative action to improve outcomes across society."

テーブル・ディスカッションに参加したゲストは

Guests invited to the roundtable discussion included

Secretary of State for Health Sajid Javid,

Minister for Families Will Quince,

officials from the Department of Health and Social Care,

the Department for Education

@ the Royal Institution in London

with government ministers, including Health Minister Sajid Javid (left and right) as well as Dr Alain Gregoire (second left) and Chief Executive of Ipsos Kelly Beaver

hosted a round-table discussion on the importance of early childhood development and its links to mental health with senior government ministers

listened attentively as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Sajid Javid spoke

The discussion was focused on new findings by her centre that show that 70 per cent of people believe early years development should be more of a priority for society

The Duchess has championed the cause since she joined the Royal Family and was a driving force behind a landmark study on perceptions of early childhood and its societal impact in 2020

Health Secretary Sajid Javid

Chief Executive of Ipsos Kelly Beaver spoke of how only a 'minority of Britons' recognise the 'unique importance of the first five years of a child’s life'