Having a real car to work on makes ‘practical mechanics’ a popular – and powerful – option at the Bristol Youth Achievement Foundation.

Two additional tools for collecting evidence to help to ‘tell the story’ of learning in a non-formal setting.

Two more tools for collecting evidence to help to ‘tell the story’ of learning in a non-formal setting.

Two ideas for collecting evidence to help to ‘tell the story’ of learning in a non-formal setting.

Bushcraft sessions teach young people that if you want something, you need to work to make it happen. 

The My UK Youth website brings benefits to everyone involved with the Youth Achievement Awards – and to everyone else!

UK Youth’s new Award provides an ideal introduction to the process of accrediting learning in non-formal settings.

Activities for use with potential peer educators or peer mentors.

A bike trip organised by young people took them towards a Silver Youth Achievement Award.