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The Rangers Charity Foundation is delighted to publish the 2025 report for our Diversity Wins programme.

This year we delivered the programme to more schools, and more pupils than in season 2023/24 with 832 pupils from P6 and 7 classes across Glasgow benefitting from the workshops.

Diversity Wins is a school education programme run in partnership Glasgow City Council as part of its Towards Better Futures initiative and the Rangers Charity Foundation’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Pupils learn about discrimination and prejudice, stereotyping and employability. There is a focus on the different skills sets required to do different jobs, aims to promote equality between young people and follows the Government commitment that all Scottish schools are to formally recognise the issues faced by the LGBT+ community, as part of the curriculum.

After the course, 83% of pupils had gained a good/excellent understanding of what discrimination and prejudice is, how it can look, and the impact it can have on people. Through activities, the young people also looked at ways they can help stop discrimination.

Teacher feedback included:

“The coach made the input on discrimination very powerful. It was great to see the class taking it very seriously and being brave enough to share their own experiences.”

“The children were able to understand the severity of some forms of discrimination that exist.”

Workshops have been designed to break down barriers between young people from different backgrounds, promote anti-bullying, help prepare children for different employment pathways and motivate pupils to share the messages they have learned with families and friends.

To download our full 2025 Diversity Wins programme report, click HERE