VotesforSchools: Youth Advisory Board

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What is our Youth Advisory Board?

At VotesforSchools, we put Student Voice first. We're passionate about getting young people talking, discussing the big issues at play and leading the change that they want to see.

Throughout the year, we host regular Advisory Board meetings where we invite our schools to join like-minded students and discuss their recent VotesforSchools topics. Their views and feedback helps us to take their voices to the next level, ensuring that they are heard but a range of different organisations, and are reflected back in their future lessons.

Register your interest

If you're interested in getting involved in an upcoming Youth Advisory Board meeting, please fill in our interest form and a member of staff will contact you with more infomation.

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Our Students told us

"I think it is important that we keep reminding people about internet safety because the internet is always changing, and we need to stay safe online"

Our Students told us

"The amount of diversity is limited in history as a whole; there is a lack of coverage of world history, cultures, and key events – this is not to say that we should not cover UK/British history, but it should be done in conjunction with the world more broadly."

Youth Advisory Board

Taking Student Voice to a new level

What is our Youth Advisory Board?

At VotesforSchools, we put Student Voice first. We're passionate about getting young people talking, discussing the big issues at play and leading the change that they want to see.

Register your interest

Our Students told us

"I think it is important that we keep reminding people about internet safety because the internet is always changing, and we need to stay safe online"

Our Students told us

"The amount of diversity is limited in history as a whole; there is a lack of coverage of world history, cultures, and key events – this is not to say that we should not cover UK/British history, but it should be done in conjunction with the world more broadly."