What is the UNCRC?
Find out what the UNCRC is, what it does and what it means for children and young people all over…
Eight Ways to Make Your Voice Heard
Voting in elections is a great way to have your voice heard. But, if you can’t vote yet, there are…
Your Rights at School
Your school has a responsibility to make sure your rights are respected and that you receive an appropriate education.
Your Right to Information
The UNCRC states a right to information. Young people have the right to get information in lots of different ways,…
Six Ways to Have Your Voice Heard at School
School is a great platform to make sure your voice is heard. Find out more about opportunities that may be…
Your Rights to Art, Culture, Leisure, and Play
Accessing art, culture, leisure and play as a young person is really important. The UNCRC protects these rights and there…
Your Rights When Separated From a Parent or Carer
If your parents separate and no longer live together, your rights to spend time with each of them are protected…
Your Rights as a Disabled Young Person
As a disabled young person, the UNCRC includes rights that are specific to you that should be respected at all…
Your Right to Access to College and University
In Scotland, we all have a right to primary & secondary education, but we should also be able to access…
Your Right to Be Protected from Harm
The UNCRC makes it clear that you should be protected from being hurt and abused. It’s important to understand the…
Your Rights and the Law
How does the law work to protect your rights, and what rights do you have if you’ve been the victim…
Your Right to Financial Support
All families in Scotland are entitled to some financial support from Scottish Government to help raise children and look after…