An 18-month pilot programme with young offenders shows how Avon Tyrrell Youth Achievement Foundation’s non-formal learning approach impacts on educational engagement and re-offending.

The full report of an evaluation of UK Youth’s Youth Achievement Award, carried out by the Social Futures Institute, University of Teesside.

The Youth Achievement Awards provide a framework to recognise and accredit young people's non-formal learning.

Using UK Youth’s non-formal learning approach, an innovative partnership in Bournemouth and Poole is creating new opportunities for young people.

Three activities for use by peer educators when planning their sessions.

Two more planning activities for peer educators, including a framework for reviewing the session.

The Ofsted inspection of UK Youth’s Avon Tyrrell Youth Achievement Foundation praises its “…outstanding learning opportunities that fully engaged the students.”

Since 2007, UK Youth member The Lifetrain Trust has worked with Epsom Phab to provide nationally recognised accreditation for all of the fantastic activities their young people participate in, using UK Youth’s Youth Achievement Awards.

Supported by Think Big, Marie Perryman is on a mission to inspire young people to form their own community homework clubs.

Three discussion ideas on aspects on personal relationships.