⭐ Success Looks Different 2023 ⭐
This year the Inclusion Ambassadors Success Looks Different Awards were split into four categories, with a new Early Years award on offer:
Early Years
Primary School
Secondary School
Special School
Here are the winners from each category!
Early Years
Winner: Woodlands Nursery Centre, South Lanarkshire
The Inclusion Ambassadors chose Woodlands Nursery Centre because they loved the many different and individualised ways that children are able to express their needs and wants.
Runner-up: Wallace Town EYC, South Ayrshire
Primary School
Winner: Williamston Primary School, West Lothian
The Inclusion Ambassadors were impressed due to the many real-life examples used in Williamston Primary’s entry. For example, they showed how pupils and the wider school community are involved in sharing different types of success.
Runner-up: Houston Primary, Renfrewshire
Secondary School
Winner: Our Lady and Saint Patrick’s, West Dunbartonshire
The Inclusion Ambassadors recognised the creative approach that Our Lady and Saint Patrick’s takes to celebrating success. This is especially important with how they involve pupils and do something different.
Runner-up: Park Mains High School, Erskine
Special School
Winner: Fairview School, Perth
The Inclusion Ambassadors chose Fairview School because they were impressed with the importance they place on relationships, creativity and pupil voice.
Runner-up: East Park School, Glasgow
Well done to everyone who was nominated – the Inclusion Ambassadors feel inspired due to the standard of entries being so high.
In the meantime, if you would like to find out anything more about the Inclusion Ambassadors or the Success Looks Different Awards, you can get in touch with us.