National Summary Report March 2024: Improving equity case studies
Local authorities were invited to choose a case study which exemplified practice which is improving equity at either service, cluster or establishment level.
Aberdeen City Council: Supporting transition from P7-S1 through youth work (St Machar Academy, Scottish Equity Funding)
Aberdeenshire Council: Learners Leading the Way (Whitehills School, MacDuff School and Banff Academy, Scottish Equity Funding and Pupil Equity Funding)
Angus Council: Ladyloan Without Limits - equity of access to sports and physical activity (Ladyloan Primary School Pupil Equity Funding and other funding)
Argyll and Bute Council: The work and impact of family liaison officers (Hermitage Primary School Pupil Equity Funding)
City of Edinburgh Council: Improving attendance through pupil support (Kirkliston Primary School and Brunstane Primary School Pupil Equity Funding)
Clackmannanshire Council: Improving outcomes for refugee children, young people and their families
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar: Raising Attainment in Writing (Stornoway Primary School Scottish Equity Funding)
Dumfries and Galloway Council: Boys to Men Mentoring (Lockerbie Academy Pupil Equity Funding and Care experienced Children and Young People Funding)
Dundee City Council: Dundee City Council Pedagogy Team (St John’s RC High School, Scottish Equity Funding)
East Dunbartonshire Council: Maths Mindsets (St Matthews RC Primary School, Pupil Equity Funding)
East Ayrshire Council: Improving outcomes using the Neurosequential Model in Education (NME) | Resources | Education Scotland (Onthank Primary School, Scottish Equity Funding and Pupil Equity Funding)
East Lothian Council: Speech and Language Support in Schools (Pupil Equity Funding)
East Renfrewshire Council: Reading Recovery (Scottish Equity Funding)
Falkirk Council: Breakfast for All (Easter Carmuirs Primary School, Pupil Equity Funding)
Fife Council: Tracking leadership and wider achievement from Primary to Secondary (Fairisle Primary School Pupil Equity Funding)
Glasgow City Council: Leaders of Learning (Scottish Equity Funding and Pupil Equity Funding)
Inverclyde Council: Virtual support for care experienced learners (Care experienced Children and Young People Funding)
Midlothian Council: Digital equity for families
North Ayrshire Council: Improving engagement and attendance (Greenwood Academy, Pupil Equity Funding)
North Lanarkshire Council: An empowering clusters model (Scottish Equity Funding)
Orkney Islands Council: Poverty, participation and partnership (Papdale Primary School)
Perth and Kinross Council: Working with Active Schools (Newhill Primary School, Pupil Equity Funding)
Renfrewshire Council: Maths modelling and coaching officers (Scottish Equity Funding and Pupil Equity Funding)
Scottish Borders Council: A cluster approach to using funding (Scottish Equity Funding and Care-experienced children and young people fund)
Shetland Islands Council: Using Quality Improvement to Improve Attainment (Scottish Equity Funding)
South Ayrshire Council: South Ayrshire Reads (Scottish Equity Funding)
South Lanarkshire Council: Improving Attendance: A ‘Test of Change’ (Scottish Equity Funding)
Stirling Council: Use of Data and the Family Link Network (Scottish Equity Funding and Pupil Equity Funding)
Highland Council: The Highland Council Late Bus (Ullapool High School)
Moray Council: Delivering Equity (Buckie Associated School Group, Scottish Equity Funding)
West Dunbartonshire Council: A community hub approach to family support
West Lothian Council: A strategic approach in Schools and Early Years Settings (Scottish Equity Funding and Pupil Equity Funding)