The award, currently running in 49 schools, seeks to motivate young people to pursue their goals and care for their environment. Jonathan Green, head teacher at the Archbishop of York’s junior school, envisions his students taking part in charity work, litter-picks and hospitality events, all with the aim to help the pupils learn more about the world around them. To find out more about Archie and the award scheme, visit archiebishop.com
It’s Christmas!! Those two words seem to divide the nation even more than Brexit has, with people falling into one of two ‘camps’… Either you started wearing your Christmas jumper in October, had your decorations up in November, and have already watched ‘Elf’ 12 times this season, or you feel ...
Sam Donoghue and Catherine Truelove give their perspective on two tricky questions asked by youthworkers
With the new school term under way we have oddles of tasty resources for you on the NexGenPro website. You can simply browse to the topics you fancy and download and use curriculum for your group. Some choose to use the three year curriculum approach that NexGenPro ...
Steve Henwood takes a look in the games cupboard and reflects on how we need to think about the ‘stuff’ of youth ministry and how we can get more
Steve Henwood is convinced that your youth ministry could have a new dimension if you can raise the funds for this versatile gadget
Tim Alford continues his exhortatation for us to make the Bible a vital part of your life
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