Support for learning
The Inclusion Ambassadors Vision Statement
The Inclusion Ambassadors have created a vision statement about how they think schools can help pupils feel more included and supported.
Young people have a say
Extra support with education: what’s important to pupils in Scotland? The ASL Review
The ASL Review: How well has extra support with education been working in schools across Scotland? Find out what matters to young people in this national review which the Scottish Government asked for.
Pupil participation
Pupil Voice: My experience of living with ADHD
For young people with ADHD it can be hard to concentrate in school. Hear from one pupil about what it’s been like for them in school.
Pupil participation
Pupil Voice: I am visually impaired and this is what helps me feel supported at school
Find out more about how schools can support pupils who are visually impaired.
Young carers
Pupil Voice: What schools can do to support me as a young carer
Top tips for schools and teachers about how they can support pupils who are also young carers.
Young carers
Pupil voice: young carers
From school to money, your caring responsibilities can have an impact on every part of your life.
Mediation
Your right to Mediation: get help to find a solution that works for everyone
Find out more about your rights to mediation and how a mediator can help with difficult conversations about your education and support.
Changing School
Pupil voice: leaving primary school
Leaving primary school for secondary school is a massive deal! It’s a big change that can be worrying but also exciting.
Your rights
Pupil voice: 4 things that help all children to feel included at school
The Young Inclusion Ambassadors share their ideas for making education inclusive and accessible for all
Out of school
Pupil voice: I’m at risk of exclusion. This is how the Inclusion Unit helped me.
Reach met with a group of young people about how the Inclusion Unit at their school has helped them keep learning.
