"If an adult talks over you, tell them to be quiet, it’s your space!" Evie shares her reflections on her time with Children's Parliament.

Discover vacancies that make a difference at the Children's Parliament. Be part of our team working to empower children's voices and advance their rights.

Discover vacancies that make a difference at the Children's Parliament. Be part of our team working to empower children's voices and advance their rights.

A round-up of news from Scotland's Members of Children's Parliament.

The Children's Parliament have created three new resources to help involve younger care experienced children in service design.

Children have a lot to say about Artificial Intelligence and how they feel about their future with the technology. Find out real opinions from children in Scotland.

Twelve projects that can deliver deep and long-term systems change – or what we call big change that lasts - in relation to poverty and trauma in Scotland through the 2026 Scottish Parliament election...

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A round-up of news from Scotland's Members of Children's Parliament.

Now, children’s voices from across Scotland are part of the The Children Are Now exhibition at Talbot Rice Gallery in Edinburgh until 7/2/26.

Now, children’s voices from across Scotland are part of the The Children Are Now exhibition at Talbot Rice Gallery in Edinburgh until 7/2/26.

When it comes to initiatives around food loss, waste conversion, recycling, reforestation, clean energy, health, or community agriculture, young Scots have specific views, ideas and aspirations for shaping the kind of future they want. They are also uniquely positioned to mobilize one another in the face of eco-anxiety or climate apathy. So, what is the young Scottish generation doing that leaders at COP26 might be overlooking? What can their local approaches bring to the global policy tables? What are these unique methods of engagement, and how can they help solve Scotland’s industry problems? Brought to you by The New York Times Climate Hub. For more information, visit: nytclimatehub.com. Speakers: Moderator: Katie Reid, Children’s Voices Program Manager, Children’s Parliament Seumas, Margaret and Atholl, Members, Children’s Parliament

Children across Scotland have played an active role in shaping the country’s response to climate crisis through national and global projects.

"Learning environments should be calm, creative, and outside wherever possible." - Members of Children's Parliament

Children have played a central role in creating resources to help others learn about climate change and take action to look after the planet.

The climate crisis is not just an environmental issue, it is a children’s human rights issue.

The education secretary visited them on Wednesday to hear first hand about their work.

When: Friday 19th September 2025, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM GMT+1 (in person), 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM GMT+1 (online) Where: In person (Edinburgh Futures Institute, 1.55)  and online (MS Teams) REGISTER: link Join ...

We say a very fond farewell to one of our long-standing members, Tate, who has helped shape the Child Human Rights Defenders project over the past few years.

Join us this online or in-person this September for a hybrid event exploring A.I in Scottish primary and secondary education.

Human Rights exist to help keep us healthy, happy and safe. Children's human rights are enshrined in Scots law.

The Dignity in School Hub is an ever-evolving platform to demonstrate and provide useful resources and examples.