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 have a say in decisions made at school
You have the right to be involved in decisions that affect you.
This Reach page can give you ideas for how you can use your voice at school.
Changing School
Pupil Voice: Starting at high school is a big change, especially when your primary school only has 23 pupils
Hear from Luke about his move to secondary school from his small primary school.
Your rights
Advocacy: help to use your rights and have your say at school
Find out more about what advocacy is and how it could help you at school.
Disability
Children and Young People living with arthritis
If you’ve got arthritis, there is help available if you want advice and support.
Pupil participation
Why it’s good to go to meetings
Meeting at school to discuss your support? Here’s some important reasons why it’s good to go.
Mental health
Looking for a counsellor?
Counselling is a safe space to talk about issues at school. Find out how to look for a counsellor near you.
Disability
Pupil voice: eczema really affects me at school because I find myself distracted
A young person shares their story and has a say about how schools could support young people with eczema.
