Participation

School Councils Wales ... Pupil Participation

Make sure you get your voice heard about what’s happening in your school.

If you’re in school, this is the website where you can get information about setting up and maintaining a school council, and how to include other pupils in the process of consulting and making decisions.

www.schoolcouncilswales.org.uk

Funky Dragon - the Children and Young People’s Assembly for Wales

Funky Dragon is a peer-led organization.

Their aim is to give 0 – 25 year olds the opportunity to get their voices heard on issues that affect them.
Funky Dragon makes sure that the views of children and young people are heard, particularly by the Welsh Assembly Government, and to support participation in decision-making at national level.

www.funkydragon.org

Children's Grand Council

A Grand Children’s Council is set up in Blaenau Gwent to enable pupils of primary school age to have their say on issues that affect them.

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Youth Forum

The Youth Forum is all about 'Young People Having A Say'. It provides opportunities for young people living in Blaenau Gwent County Borough to have a voice on issues that affect them, and to become actively involved in local decision making.

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Funky Dragon

Funky Dragon - the Children and Young People’s Assembly for Wales - is a peer-led organisation. Our aim is to give 0 – 25 year olds the opportunity to get their voices heard on issues that affect them.

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Useful Participation Materials

Publications and materials for working with children and young people.

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Children’s Commissioner for Wales

Keith Towler is the Children’s Commissioner for Wales. Keith’s job is to stand up and speak out for children and young people.

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Contact Participation

Use this page if you want to contact the Participation Officer, Children's Grand Council or the Youth Forum.

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Pupil Voice Wales

www.pupilvoicewales.org.uk
The Welsh Assembly Government’s Pupil Voice Wales web-site!
The site is for YOU – children, young people and the “grown ups” who support them in schools in Wales.

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Trip to the European Parliament

A review on the Youth Forum trip to the European Parliament

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Legal Stuff Web Site

Created by the Children's Legal Centre, which is a charity that promotes children's rights and gives legal advice and representation to children and young people. This website is full of information about your legal rights

http://www.lawstuff.org.uk/

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