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The Scottish Youth Parliament has confirmed Chief Executive Jamie Dunlop will leave his role in early December, and the process to recruit a new leader has started.

Mr Dunlop has been appointed CEO of the Scottish Humanist Society.

The SYP Board said: “On behalf of all at SYP, we thank Jamie for his hard work and dedication as CEO, and wish him well in his...


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Every year, the Scottish Government publishes a Programme for Government (PfG), which sets out the core priorities, major policy commitments and the legislative programme of Bills that the Government will focus on and set its budget towards. 

With the new Scottish Parliament Session in full swing now for 2026 – 2031, this Government has set out a PfG that covers the...


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Hello, I am Eilidh Morrison. I have a rare condition called Joubert Syndrome – I am visually impaired and have Retinitis pigmentosa and ocular motor apraxia.

Last year, I embarked on a new adventure: A postgraduate diploma in education (PGDE) for primary school after completing my undergraduate degree in Physics. Alongside my studies, I have been an MSYP, representi...


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This week, Members of the Scottish Youth Parliament (MSYPs) and 152 young people have written to the Prime Minister asking him to reconsider the social media ban. MSYPs are concerned that a blanket social media ban will push young people into riskier ways of accessing social media. They want the UK Government to consider the implications of a ban on the use of children’s ...


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