Children join Commissioner’s online assembly on discrimination
Thousands of children from all over Scotland joined the Children and Young People’s Commissioner at a special assembly to learn more about the right not to be discriminated against.
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Now recruiting! – Become a Young Advisor to the Commissioner
Our group of Young Advisors needs new members – and it’s an exciting role that makes a big difference to children’s rights in Scotland.
Commissioner shares progress with children on education work
Nicola Killean, the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland, has shared a video update for children on her education work — one of the key priorities children and young people asked her to focus on.
Commissioner celebrates the power of listening on World Children’s Day with thousands at assembly
Thousands of children have celebrated World Children’s Day at a special online assembly.
Come to our assembly on World Children’s Day – where YOUR opinion matters!
Nicola Killean, the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland, is hosting an exciting online assembly to celebrate World Children’s Day, focusing on the right to be listened to.
Celebrate International Day of Happiness with Children’s Commissioner at special online assembly
What makes you happy? Join Nicola Killean, the Children and Young People’s Commissioner, to celebrate children’s human rights on UN International Day of Happiness on March 20.
Thousands of children gather at Commissioner’s climate rights assembly
More than 15,000 children discussed how climate change affects their human rights and how young people in Scotland are taking action at a special online assembly.
Celebrate World Children’s Day with the Commissioner at an interactive assembly with BSL interpretation
Join the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland for a special online assembly on climate change and children’s rights! Commissioner Nicola Killean and young guests will lead an interactive session with BSL interpretation on Wednesday, 20 November, World Children’s Day. Children will learn about the link between climate change and their rights, hear from peers who have led local climate campaigns, and share their own views with others across Scotland.
Our BSL Plan is launched today – to protect and promote the rights of young BSL users
The plan sets out how we will promote and protect the rights of young BSL users, how we will involve them in our work, and how we will promote the use of BSL to improve access to information and services for BSL users.