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Changing or Leaving School

Changing or Leaving School

Advice about the support available to you during transitions like changing or leaving school.
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Changing or Leaving School

Reasons why you might change school

Information about why you might be moving school and some ideas of support that might help.

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Changing or Leaving School

Getting the right support when changing school

Information to help you get the right support when moving to a different school.

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Changing or Leaving School

Moving from primary to secondary school

Read about some of the differences between primary and secondary school. and the type of support you could get.

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Changing or Leaving School

Leaving school

Find out more about the organisations in Scotland that can help you figure out your next steps after leaving school.

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Changing or Leaving School

Preparing for life after school

Practical information about life after school if you have a disability and/or an additional support need.

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Changing or Leaving School

Your Say: Abby on Dyslexia and Changing Schools

Find out about Abby’s experience of being a young person who has dyslexia and changing schools. Read her advice is for other pupils.

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