Beatlie School in West Lothian has become the first school for children with severe and complex additional support needs to receive UNICEF’s Rights Respecting Schools Award.
In their blog you will see how the best interests and dignity of each individual child is respected and cherished by all at Beatlie.
https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/wl/beatlieblog/
Glenburn ASN School in Inverclyde created a staff audit to ensure that all staff were embedding children’s rights into their daily practice. The Rights Steering Group of pupils and staff collected the results and included the responses into their action plans. Glenburn Staff Audit
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As a school supporting children with additional needs Glenburn are extremely proactive in helping all pupils’ access knowledge about their rights. They describe inclusive approaches using differentiated materials. Rights based language has become an everyday part of school life. The pupils take us on a learning walk illustrating pupil voice and the choir sing the song they wrote about rights.
Calderside Academy produced a presentation to introduce Global Citizenship
Glenburn ASN school in Greenock were the first ASN school in Scotland to be awarded the UNICEF Rights Respecting School Award.
The pupils created their own art work and linked them into the UNCRC Articles.
Swinton Primary School (Glasgow), has produced an information leaflet about UNICEF’s Rights Respecting School Award.
