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Cost of the School Day Voice network members have already been really busy making changes in their schools, visiting the Scottish Parliament, offering their thoughts on new government guidance, making films and launching their own campaigns. What could your group get involved with? On this page you'll find out about all the Voice meetings, committees and other opportunities.

5,394 children and young people around Scotland took part in the Cost of the School Day Big Question, sharing their thoughts on school trips, food, what helps them feel ready to learn and their ideas about what should change. Their insights have been put together in this report and film.

A network of children and young people taking action on school costs and making education more inclusive.

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Child poverty is high in the UK, and is projected to rise further.

Scrapping the two-child limit is the most cost-effective way to start to reduce child poverty. It would lift 300,000 children out of poverty and mean 700,000 children are in less deep poverty.