If you haven’t already returned to school, you might be wondering what to expect and whether it’s safe.
6 tips that might help if you’re feeling anxious or overwhelmed by coronavirus changes and going back to school.
A simple guide to help you understand how the SQA will make decisions about your results next year.
Young people’s voices. Young people’s stories.
Being bullied? Changing schools or getting ready to leave? Upset about falling out with friends? Need help to access your learning? If you’re looking for advice about education and support, check out Get Help.
If you’re living with a long term condition, lockdown might have been particularly hard for you. You’re not alone. Listen to young people who get how you feel. Check out the campaign page #MoreThanACondition too.
If you’re helping to care for a family member due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, then you’re one of thousands of young carers in Scotland.
Coronavirus has been really challenging for young carers, and finding any time or headspace for school work has been hard. Here’s 1 of our 5 tips for young carers’ wellbeing and learning support:
“Remember that in order to have the strength to continue to care, you need to look after yourself.”
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Rights are like promises to make sure you are treated fairly, protected, cared for, and have what you need to live a good life.
Find out about your rights to be supported, included and listened to in your education.
You can get help to speak up about the support you need with your education from My Rights, My Say.
