A primary school has been recognised for its commitment to children's rights.
Kilbowie Primary School, in Clydebank, has earned the Silver Award from UNICEF UK for being a Rights Respecting school.
This status is awarded to schools that place the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) at the centre of their planning, policies, and daily practice.
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Kilbowie Primary School's award highlights their achievements in encouraging key principles such as wellbeing, participation, positive relationships, and self-esteem among pupils.
Councillor Clare Steel, convener of educational services, said: "This is a great achievement and I would like to congratulate everyone at the school for the hard work and effort that has led to them winning this prestigious award.
"It is clear the teachers, support staff, parents and carers are extremely committed to the education, health and wellbeing of all our young people."
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The Rights Respecting Schools Award is given to schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to promoting and realising children’s rights, and motivating the entire school community to respect the rights of others.
Councillor John Millar, vice convener of educational services, said: "I would like to thank everyone involved for their hard work and commitment in gaining this silver award.
"This award is testament to the dedicated teachers, support staff, and our families who encourage pupils to lead wholesome and fulfilling lives both within and outwith school."
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