‘What I think matters

In 2004, a new law was passed called the Education (Additional Support for Learning) (Scotland) Act. It is meant to make it easier for children to get the right help and support with their education. 

Children in Scotland want to find out if it has made a difference.

So, if you are……… A parent or carer of a child or young person who receives extra help with learning – or who wants extra help but isn’t getting it, or you are the parent or carer of a child who attends a special school or nursery, Children in Scotland want to hear your views and are interested in good experiences as well as bad ones.

To get involved you can:

• Visit the website at www.whatithinkmatters.org.uk and fill in a short questionnaire, or
• phone or email Catriona on 0131 222  2445 or  cthomson@childreninscotland.org.uk and tell her your views.

Children in Scotland are keen to meet with mothers, fathers and carers to talk about arranging the right help for their children.

Children in Scotland will be holding meetings in the local area soon. If you would like details of these, please contact Catriona or download the flyer below, fill in your details are return to Children in Scotland.