Got school problems? Get tips on school and hear what’s helped other pupils.
Reach can help you to understand your rights at Scottish schools to feel supported, included, listened to and involved in decisions.
Top tips for school
Advice from a young person who knows how you feel
Your relationships make a big difference to how you feel about school. If you’re having a hard time, “find someone who you trust. Trusting someone is the most important thing for any healthy relationship.”
Get tips on making friends at school and sorting out relationship issues.
My Say
Whatever you’re going through at school, you’re not the only one.
Hear from other pupils talking about school and support that helps.
My Rights
You have the right to be supported and listened to at school.
Find out about your rights to support for learning + pupil participation.
Get help to use your rights and talk to your school from My Rights, My Say.
Film of the month
Stammering is where you know exactly what you want to say, but despite your best efforts, the words will not come out smoothly. Here’s some advice from 14 year old Fraser, who after a tough start is now thriving in school thanks to the support he’s had. Want to know more? Read Fraser’s blog in full here.
Top Tip
Having dyslexia means that you may need support with things like reading, writing or remembering at school. If you’re struggling at school because of having dyslexia, remember you’re not alone. There is help available.
Help me find out how my teacher can support me.
