Evaluation of a RIGHT blether - York Consulting

Scotland’s Commissioner for Children and Young PeopleEvaluation of a RIGHT bletherInitial Set-Up2.3 Table 2 suggests that respondents to the survey of adult deliverers mostlyheard about the initiative either via an event run by the Commissioner (31%)or via their local authority (31%). Being notified via a marketing email sentdirectly from the Commissioner’s team or forwarded by a manager were alsocommonly cited by respondents.Table 2: How did you first hear about a RIGHT blether?Base = 195 % ResponsesAn event run by Scotland’s Commissioner for Children andYoung People31% 61My local authority 31% 61My school 15% 29A colleague in another school/youth organisation 6% 12A related event or conference 6% 11Marketing materials (paper-based or electronic) 4% 8Other (please specify) 10 7% 132.4 The main motivations for deciding to take part in a RIGHT blether (Figure 3)were to:help teach children and young people about their rights under theUnited Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) (69%);help teach children and young people about decision-making andcitizenship (59%);enable children and young people to help shape the work of theCommissioner (53%);2.5 However only just over a quarter of adult deliverers (27%) got involved tohelp meet relevant outcomes under the Curriculum for Excellence.Qualitative comments also suggest this was not a common motivator.10 Table has some re-assigned responses from the ‘Other’ category.9