Between 22nd August and 1st October 2018, Young Scot worked with Standard Life Aberdeen to gather insight into young people’s thoughts and experiences of money, saving for the future and debt.
Read MoreYoung Scot delivered a series of workshops on behalf of Carnegie UK Trust to examine young people’s perceptions of and use of credit and other financial products.
Read MoreThis report provides a series of insights into how and why young people use digital technology, alongside their ideas and suggestions for how technology could be used to support young people in the future.
Read MoreBetween 10th and 23rd September 2018, Young Scot gathered insight into young people’s thoughts and experiences of the delivery of PSE in schools through a national online survey
Read MoreThis report provides a series of insights into how and why young people use digital technology, alongside their ideas and suggestions for how technology could be used to support young people in the future.
Read MoreFollowing the Young Scot’s co-design process, the #SQAfutures Vision Panel explored and reflected on their own experiences and stories, and those of their peers, around the positives and negatives of assessment in Scotland.
Read MoreYoung Scot has been working with Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) as part of Our Natural Health Servicen to engage young women in the health and wellbeing benefits that nature provides.
Read MoreNaviGoGo is Scotland’s first Mobility as a Service (MaaS) implementation and has been co-designed by young people, for young people, as part of the Innovate UK funded project called Pick&Mix
Read MoreYoung Scot and aha have been working together for the past two years to share learning and best practice on the Young Scot Rewards programme.
Read MoreYoung Scot created an online survey to gather insight into young people’s thoughts and experiences of loneliness.
A new report by Scotland’s national youth biodiversity panel, ReRoute, has set out how Scotland’s young people can better connect with nature in our cities and countryside, with improved access to jobs
Read MoreA survey of almost 600 young people by Young Scot – supported by the Scottish Government – found that more than two thirds (70%) think it “isn’t a good result”
Read MoreYoung Scot worked with the Scottish Government to gather insight on what young people and students think about periods and sanitary products.
Read MoreTransport Scotland worked with Young Scot to gather the thoughts and views of 646 young people through a survey and qualitative research on bus safety to provide insight into how to encourage safety on school buses and coaches
Read MoreYoung Scot worked with the Scottish Government to gather insight into young people’s perceptions and experiences of health and wellbeing by gathering anonymous letters.
Read MoreA survey developed by Young Scot and the Scottish Government found that, in the last year, around one-in-four (26%) survey respondents at school, college or university had struggled to access sanitary products
Read MoreResearch by the Scottish Government, the Scottish Youth Parliament and Young Scot on anti-loitering devices ("mosquito" devices) has found that young people are concerned for their health and being labelled as anti-social
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