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.
World-famous musician Dame Evelyn Glennie is joining young people, the Children’s Commissioner, and education leaders to improve listening to children in schools.
We’re going to shake up education in our Shoogle Lab – and we need children to take part in fun, play-based activities to shape our work.
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.
Today we publish our Annual Report, covering the period from 1 April, 2024, until 31 March, 2025, and Commissioner Nicola Killean’s first full year in the role.
Young Advisor Saif is working with other young people at the European Network of Ombudspersons for Children's 2025 conference in Bucharest, looking at the importance of the right to physical health.
Young Advisor Robert blogs about addressing the United Nations as it considers amending the UNCRC. He went to Geneva, supported by the Commissioner's office, as one of five children representing different regions around the world. Robert reflects on his unforgettable experience.
Young Advisor Robert addressed the United Nations in Geneva, one of just five children worldwide to shape talks on free pre-primary and secondary education. Supported by the Commissioner’s office, he spoke about barriers to learning and was praised for ensuring children’s voices were heard at the heart of global decision-making.
Young Advisor Robert spoke at the United Nations in Geneva about the right to education today. Robert was one of just five children from around the world to address a working group on an Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child to free pre-primary education, and free secondary education.
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