ALT Blue festive graphic announcing that the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland office is closed for the holidays, with social media and emails not monitored until Monday 5 January 2026. The message wishes viewers a restful festive break from the Commissioner and her team. Support contact details are listed: Childline 0800 111, Samaritans 116 123, and Police Scotland 999 if a child or young person is at immediate risk of harm. On the right, a cartoon snowman wearing a red hat displays the Commissioner’s logo, standing beside a stylised Christmas tree on a snowy background.

ALT Black text on a blue background says “Children share their everyday rights essentials”. There are colourful graphics of children, books, food, a heart, and the United Nations logo on a Scottish saltire. The Children and Young People’s Commissioner’s logo is in the top right corner. The hashtags Human Rights Day and Our Everyday Rights are in the bottom right corner.

ALT A large group of Young Advisors, the Commissioner’s team, and education leaders pose together at the end of the Shoogle Lab event. Everyone is smiling and holding up shoogle props like maracas, soft toys, and colourful objects. Two young people kneel at the front holding a “The Shoogle Lab” sign. Behind the group is a red Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland backdrop.

ALT A young advisor in a red hoodie speaks while gesturing with both hands during a group discussion. Several adults and young people sit in a circle listening, taking notes, and engaging. The table is covered in red paper with worksheets on top, and a refreshment table with drinks is visible in the background. A sign reading “Shoogle Shaker” is partly visible behind the group.

ALT A group of adults sit around tables covered with red paper, talking and laughing during a workshop. One woman in a green top is speaking animatedly, while others listen and smile. Papers, cups, and markers are spread across the tables. Posters about children’s voices and education hang on the wall in the background.

ALT Two people stand smiling in front of a bright red backdrop with the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland logo. On the left is an adult woman with light hair tied back, wearing a black top and an orange lanyard. On the right is a young person with dark wavy hair, holding a red CYPCS-branded microphone and wearing a black top with a lanyard.

ALT A young person in a light grey hoodie stands smiling beside a large brass gong, facing an adult woman with long grey hair who is also smiling. Behind them is a speech-bubble poster featuring a child’s quote about adults being too busy to listen.

ALT Commissioner Nicola, Dame Evelyn Glennie, Young Advisors, and Prof Laura Lundy shake in front of a red screen ahead of the Shoogle Lab.

ALT Quote text appears on the left over a blue-tinted photo of Dame Evelyn Glennie playing large outdoor metal chimes. The quote reads: “Listening is the foundation of every meaningful educational journey. When we truly listen to children – attentively, and without assumption – we recognise their insights as an investment in our collective future.” Her name appears beneath the quote. On the right is the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland logo and the bright pink Shoogle Lab logo, surrounded by colourful icons representing rights, wellbeing and learning.

ALT A promotional graphic for “The Shoogle Lab” showing children walking out of a school building. The headline reads “Let’s shake up education together! Take part and have your say!” A quote from a teacher says: “We had a lot of fun doing the activities and the teaching points were received well. As the game went on the frustration went up, specifically about their voices not being heard.” The Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland logo and “The Shoogle Lab” title are on the right. Icons include maracas, a calendar, and an envelope. Text at the bottom says: “Take part by Thursday 27 November 2025. Send your class’s feedback to: administration@cypcs.org.uk

ALT A graphic with a dark blurred background of children sitting indoors. Large white text reads: “Scrapping the two-child benefit cap is a positive step, but more measures can be taken to tackle child poverty. Children have told me how concerned they are about the effect of poverty on themselves, on their families, and on their friends. They’ve talked about how it ruins childhoods.” In the bottom right is a photo of Commissioner Nicola Killean sitting and looking at the camera. In the top right is the red Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland logo. Under the quote, Nicola Killean’s name and title appear in red and blue text.

ALT A small group of Young Advisors sit around a table during a workshop. One young person is holding up a colourful sheet of paper covered in drawings and notes, while the others look on and chat. Bright pens, drinks and a hoodie are scattered on the table in the meeting room.

ALT The Commissioner sits at a table with members of the Young Advisors group in a bright meeting room. They are all smiling and laughing as the Commissioner reads from a sheet of paper. Snacks and drinks sit on the table, and a “sanitising station” sign is visible on the wall behind them.

ALT A group of Young Advisors sit together around a table, chatting and laughing during a workshop session. Drinks, snacks and stationery are spread across the table. A sanitising station is visible on the wall behind them in the bright meeting room.