School children spread the joy of light for community project
Primary School pupils are producing hand made lanterns and images of light to share strength and positivity for Candlemas (the Christian festival of light).
Category: youth matters
Support for Ceredigion’s young carers
The West Wales service ensuring child carers have the right support to deal with the physical, emotional and educational challenges they face.
Performing Arts School flourishes under lockdown
Talented local students learn remotely from top West End performers, directors and choreographers.
Area 43: Supporting Young People in West Wales
Cardigan-based youth drop-in centre offering support, training and information to people aged 16-25
Make the most of new mobile and virtual youth services in Ceredigion
Support for young people between the ages of 11 and 25, providing youth workers, youth clubs, a community outreach team, educational workshops and holiday activity programmes
FREE illustrated book to explain coronavirus to children
From nosycrow.com: “Axel Scheffler has illustrated a digital book for primary school age children, free for anyone to read on screen or print out, about
Neyland Community School teachers create ‘Miss You’ film for pupils
Clare Hewitt, Headteacher at Neyland Community School asked teachers isolating at home to take a selfie of them holding a ‘miss you/stay safe’ message to
1001 natural and virtual ways to entertain & educate your kids
Adapting to change OFFLINE fun & education ONLINE fun & education Adapting to change Following their demand for the majority of UK children to stay
Pavement sensory chalk walk
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Counselling training for young people aged 17-21
The Adlerian Counselling Centre will be selecting 16 people to participate in a free 20 hour course in counselling training starting this Autumn.
Getting to grips with online safeguarding
Sian Williams advises what we can do as parents to ensure our children build resilience to protect themselves, whilst benefiting from the internet and social media.
Why it’s important to cook with your child
Kate Iceton highlights the many things children learn through cooking including the greatest outcome, for children to gain a love for preparing delicious, healthy, well-balanced meals.
Pembrokeshire community school leads the way in supporting pupil health and wellbeing
Michele Thomas, Headteacher at Pembroke Dock Community School shares some of their forward thinking initiatives to support pupil health and wellbeing
Wellbeing and inclusion for Pembrokeshire’s youth
Cllr Josh Beynon, ‘wellbeing champion’ for Pembrokeshire shares his passion and remit for supporting our youth generation.
