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ALT An image taken from the back of a big auditorium full of people sitting in rows of seats. There is a large stage at the front with a projector that has an image of a child on it. A second screen is on the wall on the right and has text on it Children and Young People's Improvement Collaborative. There are several rows of lights in the ceiling.

ALT Orange and pink text on a white background. On the right is bunting saying Join Us and a cow with an exclamation mark in a speech bubble next to it. Text says Why children and young people should get involved with CoW: 'It's happy, enjoyable and fun!' 'All the different opportunities - no day is the same' Members of Changing our World

ALT Orange and pink text on a white background. On the right is bunting saying Join Us and a cow with an exclamation mark in a speech bubble next to it. Text says Why children and young people should get involved with CoW: 'It's happy, enjoyable and fun!' 'All the different opportunities - no day is the same' Members of Changing our World

ALT Black text on a blue background next to a greyscale image of a smiling person with light coloured curly hair and wearing a pale top. Text says Success Looks Different provides a platform for schools to share some of their innovative work and demonstrate how they are truly inclusive communities, supporting and celebrating all of their pupils. Lucy Johnson Enquire. Under that is a white band with black and pink text saying Apply for the Success Looks Different Award today www.childreninscotland.org.uk/inclusion-ambassadors. To the right is a graphic of eight interlinked hands in blue, yellow, pink and green and another of a medal

ALT A graphic with the words ‘Whole Family Support – The Power of Prevention: Keeping the Promise for Children and Families Across Scotland’. Text is in purple and green. A set of three purple lines circles a message on the right saying ‘Monday 15 May, COSLA, Edinburgh’, looping back to the left to form a sequence of four smaller circles, containing speech bubble icons below the conference title. At the base of the graphic, in purple and green text, is the logo for the Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland. Alongside it are the logos for The Promise Scotland and Children in Scotland.

ALT A graphic with the words ‘Whole Family Support – The Power of Prevention: Keeping the Promise for Children and Families Across Scotland’. Text is in purple and green. A set of three purple lines circles a message on the right saying ‘Monday 15 May, COSLA, Edinburgh’, looping back to the left to form a sequence of four smaller circles, containing speech bubble icons below the conference title. At the base of the graphic, in purple and green text, is the logo for the Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland. Alongside it are the logos for The Promise Scotland and Children in Scotland.

ALT A green square, with a purple banner at the top, with white text, which says, "FREE WEBINAR FOR PARENTS AND CARERS." Underneath the banner in purple text it says, "Understanding the right to support in school for children and young people with ADHD." Underneath that in grey text it says, "Wednesday 10 May 8:00pm- 9:00pm" In black text underneath it says, "including: •Your child's rights if they are awaiting diagnosis •How to build an understanding of your child's needs at school •Support available if your child is unable to attend school" On the right side is a circular image of a child sitting down, with blond hair wearing a red top, leaning next to them is an adult with blonde hair wearing a blue top, who looks like they are giving support to the child. At the bottom right is the Enquire logo and Scottish ADHD Coalition logo, which are both sitting behind white rectangles.









