Bullying
A film about being bullied for having problems reading
Check out this film called Judged, by I am me Scotland. It’s one girl’s story of what it’s like to have dyslexia and be bullied about reading aloud in class. (more…)
Autism
Pupil voice: befriending pupils with autism
Raising awareness of autism – a great pupil project in Stirling.
Mental health
How anxiety affects you at school
Louise a young person from Falkirk is on a campaign to help teachers get better at supporting pupils with anxiety. (more…)
Support for learning
Who can support me?
Our guide to some of the key people in and out of school who can support you and make sure your rights are protected and respected.
Your rights
Your right to ask the school to find out if you need extra support
First steps: Getting the right support starts with people understanding your needs.
Your rights
What do I do if I want to use my rights?
If you’re aged 12 – 15 and want to use your rights, here’s what should happen next.
Your rights
Your right to have a say in plans made about your support at school
If you get extra support at school, you may have a learning support plan. Find out more here.
Care experienced
Teenagers in foster care are being moved too many times
What’s the impact on young people of moving around between foster families? Find out more.
Exams
Ten top tips for exams
The ColouredScribbles YouTuber makes getting tips on exams that little bit more colourful and easy to digest….
Your rights
I want to be listened to
It’s not always easy to share your views, but it can help make things work out better for you and might help others as well.
This Reach page can give you ideas for how you can use your voice at school.
