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Do you know anyone aged 13 to 19 who has an interest in leading The Youth of Today?

Do you know anyone aged 13 to 19 who has an interest in leading The Youth of Today? The Youth of Today aspires to be a youth led body, and part of that involves a youth leadership team for 2010/2011. Read More...

Free The Youth of Today lesson plans

The Youth of Today Teachers' Zone is thrilled to launch the brand new curriculum resources. Directly linking the key stage three citizenship curriculum with leadership , the 6 lessons are free to all members of The Teachers' Zone. Read More...

Make your Mark with a Tenner! It's back!

The Make Your Mark with a Tenner programme is one of Enterprise Uk's best competitions; it builds on the business planning and presentation skill Read More...

Free lesson plan on Haitian Earthquake

The Association of Citizenship Teachers have written a free resource to help your students understand and comprehend the disaster in Haiti. Read More...

Aged 12 -15 and have strong views on drugs & alcohol? Take part in new voluntary opp!

National charity Mentor UK is looking for a group of 12-15 year-olds from across London to volunteer as Youth Advisers on how to prevent drug and alcohol abuse, to bring a youth perspective to the issues and to help develop policy and services for young Londoners. Read More...

Really Good School Dinner helps schools promote healthy eating

The Really Good School Dinner invites all pupils to buy one, give one free. With just 10p extra for each school meal they help hungry children overseas. Sign up now at www.getreal.uk.com/really-good-school-dinner Read More...

Spotlight on Success!Win an award for youth leadership in schools and colleges!

Does your school have an interest or passion in student voice and youth leadership? Why don’t you apply for the Spotlight on Success award to celebrate your schools commitment to youth leadership as well as win you and your students support, prizes and national press coverage of your school. Read More...

Martin Luther King, Moses and Simon Cowell are three of our all-time greatest leaders, according to teenagers today (26 Oct).

 The Youth of Today survey, commissioned by The Prince's Trust, reveals that England footballer John Terry also made the teens' top ten, while X Factor judge Simon Cowell won the same percentage of the vote as Mother Theresa and sixteenth century monarch Henry VIII. Read More...