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Big interview: Sights on a positive future

6 December 2006, Young People Now

Parmjit Dhanda parliamentary undersecretary, Department for Education and Skills. Invigorated by the birth of a son and his elevation this year to ministerial office, Parmjit Dhanda describes himself as "one...

Opinion: Hot Issue - Is there a need to protect the young from religion?

6 December 2006, Young People Now

Geneticist and atheist Richard Dawkins has set up a Foundation for Reason and Science, which aims to promote scientific study and counter religious indoctrination in schools as well as in...

Opinion: Feedback

6 December 2006, Young People Now

NATURE IS KEY TO LEARNING The Wildlife Trusts welcomes the Government's manifesto on learning outside the classroom and agrees whole-heartedly with its vision and the identified educational benefits (YPN, 29...

Editorial: Young need space to identify opportunities

6 December 2006, Young People Now

The inaugural Children and Young People's Services Awards - presented by Young People Now and Children Now magazines - were refreshing and inspiring in their celebration last week of the...

Opinion: People who work in the gutter are vital

6 December 2006, Young People Now

The charity Crisis will attempt to rebuild broken lives once again this Christmas. Its newspaper appeals point out that it depends exclusively on donations from the general public. By implication,...

Overseas trips: Foreign experience

6 December 2006, Young People Now

Young people can learn valuable skills and gain a new sense of confidence from trips abroad. But, with travel costs high, Helen Gregory asks if young people really benefit enough...

Multiculturalism: A sense of unity

6 December 2006, Young People Now

Bringing feuding young people from different faiths together could easily end in disaster. But, as Tom de Castella discovers, one Peterborough Youth Service project is having some surprising results.

Resources: Talking point - Do pupils benefit from school trips?

6 December 2006, Young People Now

The Government is to invest £2.7m in encouraging learning outside the classroom. Essentially, there will be more incentives for schools to take pupils on trips. Kick-start a discussion on learning...

Resources: Funding focus - Garfield Weston Foundation

6 December 2006, Young People Now

What's it all about? Willard Garfield Weston was a Canadian businessman who founded Associated British Foods. His foundation was created in 1958 with an endowment of family shares and his...

Resources: Project notes - Unity Through Music, Sheffield

6 December 2006, Young People Now

What it is: Unity Through Music, Sheffield Goals: To promote community cohesion through positive rap lyrics Funding: About £1,000 from Sheffield City Council's Objective One funding stream for community cohesion...