Attending school is a highlight of life in Scotland for many young asylum seekers, according to a survey of 738 primary and secondary school children in Glasgow. The survey, carried out by Glasgow City's education department and Save the Children, also found that children highly rated their teachers and sport. But child safety was the biggest worry for parents, who were often reluctant to let their children play out because of fears of racism and harassment. The report recommended that schools should provide help with homework, opportunities for developing first languages, integration activities and anti-racist training.
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