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thenational.scot > culture > 26524468.project-gives-scotlands-care-experienced-young-people-voice

Inside the powerful artwork giving Scotland’s care-experienced young people a voice

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (806+ words) WHEN I was in my early 20s, I shared a flat for a short time with another young man – let’s call him Steven – who had been through the care system. We both moved and lost touch. However, from time to time,…...

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thenational.scot > news > 26508027.free-breakfast-clubs-schools-scotland-15m-fund

Scotland to expand school breakfast clubs with £15 million funding boost

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (373+ words) The announcement follows the opening of new breakfast clubs in East Lothian, at East Linton and in Letham Mains (Image: PA) THE Scottish Government has announced £15 million to expand school breakfast clubs as part of its bid to “eradicate child…...

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thenational.scot > news > 26490132.scottish-government-unveils-prototype-free-welcome-school-bag

Full details of 'Welcome to School' bag for all Scottish P1 pupils revealed

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (524+ words) ALMOST 50,000 Scottish children will be offered a free “Welcome to School Bag” next year – but “no one will be forced to take it”, Education Secretary Mairi McAllan has said. Speaking to media after a visit to the Orbiston Community Hub…...