Sherburn Youth Contributions and Comments
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Sherburn in Elmet
Sherburn in Elmet
North Yorkshire
Hi Jes,
Email me or add me to msn.
Marco xx
entered on 9th September 2007
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Hi
I have moved to sherburn now. Im jusf wondering what there is to do?
Jes x
I am sorry that Jes is too kool to leave his e-mail addres so you will have to send him a spirit message! ED.
I have received a further e-mail from Jes who is keen for it to be known that she is not a boy. An easy mistake for me to make based on the information provided. However I believe that there is just as much for a girl to do in Sherburn as a boy so perhaps the mistake wasn't crucial.
entered on 12th Aug 2007
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Hiya,
Have you got msn? If so, email me plz thank yhoo
entered on 1st May 2007
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Hi
Jes i'll be your fwiend %-)))
entered on 1st May 2007
Jes, Sorry that your new found friend has'nt left an e-mail address or name. If they want you to have it anonymously they can send it to you using your e-mail. Ed. _______________________________________________________________________________________
Hiya
Im moving to Sherburn with my mum and dad In a couple of months and i was just wondering if there is anything to do? I am 13 year old (bored!) girl into drama and having a laugh!!!
Any ideas? - Please get back to me!!!
Jes x
entered on 1st May 2007
Selby District Youth Council : Article for Parish magazines and Citzenlink
The Selby District Youth Council is a group consisting of elected young people, who represent the views and opinions of people of a similar age. It acts as a body for which local groups can consult, as well as setting up projects for young people.
Those involved in the group are exceedingly pleased with the new voice that people aged between 13-20 posses. They are delighted that young people can finally have a body of people their age to represent them to the council and on area committee meetings. Also, members have enjoyed developing their new found skills of; taking minutes, writing agendas, constructing constitutions and taking on roles such as chair, secretary, etc. Moreover, they have forged new friendships and have fun at the meetings.
The SDYC is currently undergoing its annual elections. Everyone in a school or college in the area has the opportunity to stand for a membership on the SDYC, and can be elected through voting in their school/college. This has been promoted through the school/colleges through a short DVD which explains to young people what the group is and how to stand for the elections. In addition, the SDYC website is under construction and will be available to view shortly, meaning that the group will be even more accessible; and people can find out more about the SDYC and how to become involved.
Furthermore, members of the group act as part of the panel for the 'youth charter,' a charity which allows young people to recommend organisations to others through an award system. All this work that the SDYC has done, and more that it will do in the future is helping all 13-20 year olds in the area become listened to and increasingly appreciated.
