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A long school table displays some materials and notes from discussions. It shows post-it notes, hand written and drawn mindmaps, posters and other drawings along with post it notes and fidget toys.

More about the new Inclusion Ambassador Primary School Project which saw a team work with an Aberdeenshire primary school to hear more about what it’s like to be a primary school pupil with additional support needs in Scotland.

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Three schools and a nursery center representing South Lanarkshire, Glasgow and Aberdeenshire have been named in the Success Looks Different Awards 2024/25.  

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Photo. A row of awards with a wooden base and glass rectangle. Some read Success looks Different Winner, others read Success Looks Different Runner Up.

Three schools and one nursery have been announced as winners of this years’ Success Looks Different Awards in recognition of how they celebrate, promote and support inclusion.

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Photo. A row of awards. Each have a wooden triangle block with a clear glass strip which identify Winner or Runner Up and Success Looks Different.

Entries are now open for this year’s awards, recognising good practice relating to inclusion in Scottish educational settings.

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