Being an Inclusion Ambassador is really fun, and I enjoy helping to promote inclusion through all the schools. We have also been on a call with the Scottish Parliament where we gave our insights into what school is like for us who have a hard time keeping up with work in school sometimes. We try to help by coming up with strategies and methods that are made to help students who have autism, dyslexia, ADHD, and dyspraxia that will help them with getting the qualifications for leaving school. So we are people who serve a role in helping those who need just a bit more help and make sure we are all promoting inclusion. 

My hopes for the future of additional support for learning would be for it to be increased, as there are so many people who would benefit. I also want to make people aware of the different teaching methods that can help while keeping it fun and entertaining! I am lucky to be part of a base with access to the mainstream, and I think every school should have this. It is important for young people like me to be involved in this to share my views and personal experience, as I think it's difficult for people like teachers to understand our experiences, as they've maybe found learning much easier, and older people also might not be as aware, as neurodiversity wasn't as known about years ago.