Pupil support
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Understanding the UCAS process
Being knowledgeable on the UCAS application process can help your pupils through what can be a very stressful time. Discover what you should know and how you can ace the reference.
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Recognising wider achievement with the Junior Award Scheme for Schools
Junior Award Scheme for Schools (JASS) is a worldwide, progressive learning programme for young people (age 5 – 14 years) which has been designed to recognise wider achievement.
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ILF Scotland helps more than 1,000 young disabled people try something new
Since its launch less than two years ago, Independent Living Fund (ILF) Scotland has supported more than 1000 young disabled people to try something new. ILF Scotland has awarded £1.7 million to young disabled people in Scotland through its Transition Fund. The public body provides funding to support the independence of disabled people living in…
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Make tiny changes: Mental health
Scotland is currently experiencing a mental health crisis with figures depicting an increase in suicide amongst young people. In a bid to tackle the issue head on, whilst promoting mental health awareness, is it time mental health education was on the curriculum?
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Fearless campaign gives kids an anonymous way to look out for each other
For most students the summer holidays are the highlight of the year, but for some young people it can mean an increased risk of harm and neglect without their teachers looking out for them. The Fearless campaign, which is run by CrimeStoppers, is encouraging young people to look out for one another. Anyone who has…
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Stress-Free Exams
Exams and tests can be just as stressful for teachers as they are for students, but there’s no need for you to dread the exam season as well. Here are a few handy tips to keep you at the top of your game. Stay motivated It’s hard to stay on track – why not plan…
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Safeguarding Young Love
When it comes to teenagers, the hormones and endorphins are probably palpable in your classroom. Young love is great and it can be heartwarming to watch pupils explore the world of romance, but how do you protect a student if you think they are being abused in their relationship? There is a common misconception that…
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Why We Still Need to Talk About Dyslexia
Teachers are on the front line of recognising dyslexia in children. A learning disability that is not outgrown, dyslexia tends to be most often spotted in the classroom, from children as young as three years old. Sometimes it’s not caught at all, so having the right training and support for teachers is vital. Knowing the…
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Beat Bullying
With children with special educational needs and disabilities twice as likely to experience bullying, how can SEN schools tackle the issue? We found out Bullying is a problem in schools across the UK. The 2017 Ditch the Label report, which surveyed 1,020 young Brits aged 12 to 20, found that 54% of young people had…
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Free courses to help students with future plans
UCAS has launched two useful new courses to help students, and the people who advise them, when it comes to making decisions on life after high school. There are more options open to young people than ever before, so deciding what the future holds can be tricky. UCAS’ two courses are designed to highlight the…
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