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Children’s Health Scotland work with Schools to support children’s learning on health, wellbeing and healthcare rights.

We do this by providing free:

  • Access to our Children’s Health Challenge* – fun and informative online activities for P5-P7 children.
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  • Access to our e-learning module on Children’s Rights for all School staff.

*The Children’s Health Challenge was developed in collaboration with the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland and The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health. It is supported with funding from the Children, Young People and Families Early Intervention Fund and the Scottish Government Wellbeing Fund.

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Did you know that all Children and Young People are protected by the EACH ( European Association for Children in Hospital) Charter?

This sets out ten articles that describe how you can be expected to be treated in hospital, and what your rights are.

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