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Information and advice for children & young people
Enquire gives advice and information to children and young people about their rights to get extra support so they can make the most of school.
We offer children and young people -
A website which includes:
- A directory of local youth clubs and services – Your Area
- Podcast interviews with children and young people sharing their experiences and views
- A blog on festivals, competitions, books and short films related to additional support for learning
- A gallery of art by children and young people – Your Views
Free advice guides in standard and large print, BSL and audio:
- Need extra help at school?
- Going to a new school
- Getting ready to leave school
- Going to Meetings
- What’s the plan? Your education and support
- People who can help you in and out of school
- Nadia’s Story
- Getting help with exams
- Have your say (a film about getting your views across)
We also actively encourage children and young people to get involved with Enquire by:
- Helping us to develop our guides and website
- sharing their views in podcast interviews and on our blog and picture gallery
- taking part in our annual conference.
How you can support Enquire’s work:
- Encourage children and young people to look at our guides and website and to call or email the helpline if they are having a hard time at school and want advice about getting extra support.
- Help children and young people understand how to keep safe online.
- Get in touch if you know any local youth clubs and services not already on our directory Your Area. You can fill in your details online here. Alternatively, print out the form here and return it to us.
- Add a photo of art by your child or youth group to our gallery Your Views. Need inspiration? Why not add our cartoon character Enquiring Zod to the picture.
