All Young People

Counter Terrorism Police have launched their first ever safety campaign aimed at children and teenagers, a version of Run Hide Tell, for 11 to 16 years olds, which they recommend should be taught in schools and colleges as part of the national curriculum.

The "run, hide, tell" advice promotes that people should first try to flee an attack - or alternatively find somewhere safe to hide - and then alert authorities, when it is safe to do so.

Near Neighbours are now recruiting for their Greater Manchester Catalyst Leadership course.

This is a fantastic opportunity available to gain some Leadership skills for young people aged between 16 to 26 years old.

The Challenge have recently been commissioned by the Department of Education to design and pilot a new model for student work placements, which the government is planning to roll out nationally as a mandatory requirement for all (~250,000) technical education students by 2020, as part of their newly proposed t-levels.

Make your Mark is the UK Youth Parliament’s annual ballot of 11-18 year olds.