Home Hopefulness, vitality and potential at Children, Youth and Families conference Category: Young People
A hundred people came together in Dereham on Saturday 30 April for the One Big Day conference 2022 to talk about engaging with young people and families. Jonathan Richardson, Children, Youth and Families Development Officer for the Diocese of Norwich, tells us more.
Harleston Primary Academy, part of St Benet’s Academy Trust, has been overwhelmed with the response to raising money for the Guide Dog Association after a talk to the children about what it is like to be blind.
The School Council at St Michael's Church of England Academy part of the Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust were one of a few schools in the borough of West Norfolk that were asked to write an address to congratulate her Majesty on the occasion of her Platinum Jubilee.
'Little Footprints’ Stay & Play Group for young children and their parents and carers will begin on Thursday 3 February.
The city-centre church has opened its doors to training sessions to help young people move from care into semi-independent accommodation or independent living
Pupils from Harleston Church of England Primary Academy are getting very excited about a special visit and continued mentorship from the Great Britain Olympic Bronze Medallist, Joel Fearon.
There are 30,000 schools in the UK, and Pray for School’s vision is to see every single one of them supported by regular Christian prayer. Local parent, Sarah Betts, explains more.
Did you know a child comes into care every 20 minutes in the UK?
Local climate activists completed their nine-day pilgrimage from Great Yarmouth to King's Lynn on Sunday afternoon, calling for the crucial action needed to act on climate change.
Calvin Smith, 16, from Sprowston in Norwich has become the English Schools 400 metre Sprint Champion and has earned his England vest.
An interfaith pilgrimage focusing on climate justice will be heading from Great Yarmouth to King's Lynn in late August.
Transitions and change are never easy and for year 6 pupils at Hockering Primary school the last two years have been very different.
