Learners at West Lothian Council schools have improved their exam performance significantly above the national average over the last five years.
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@RobDance_ About 20 odd years ago, my then boss said exactly this to me. At the time, this was unheard of. As long as I got the jobs done, he trusted me. It was a great feeling and absolutely no one took advantage of it, which I think is what employers/bosses get scared of.
A list of inclusive winter activities has been created to help local families with children with additional support needs (ASN). Please click onthe link below for more details: https://t.co/TKul3t1jRM
✨Happy Wednesday✨
Check out our festive activities flyer for inspiration on what to do in West Lothian and surrounding areas this December! ❄️🎉 Meet Santa, stroll through magical lit forests, or enjoy festive afternoon tea🫖-something for everyone! #winterfun#inclusionfirst
❗️Bullies Ain’t Big ❗️
We are joining many others who celebrate #oddsocksday a day dedicated to celebrating individuality and was created for #antibullyingweek
Anti-bullying is vital to what we do so let’s show some support.. go on, show us your odd socks, here are ours 🧦
There are numerous ways to support pupils with Autism. Communicating through the use of visuals and a carefully planned environment can help to support pupils.
Have a look at some more strategies below...
Princess Diana shook hands with an AIDS patient without gloves in 1991. This was groundbreaking at the time because many people didn't fully understand how HIV was spread.
Consequently, those with the disease often had to spend time alone in AIDS wards.
Diana visited several of these wards to meet the patients. She expressed her feelings towards the patients: "I had always wanted to hug people in hospital beds."
She recounted a particular incident to Morton, saying, "This particular man who was so ill started crying when I sat on his bed, and he held my hand. I thought, 'Diana, do it, just do it,' and I gave him an enormous hug. It was so touching because he clung to me and cried."