Use Youth Awards to build relations with young people and widen their horizons.
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We exist to serve young people in gaining a wealth of social, work and life experience, through the awards available across the country...
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Join the community of schools, youth and community organisations and employers that are registering to become Awards Aware to demonstrate the value that non-formal learning brings to young people, those that support them in learning and achievement, parents and carers as well as employers.
What Awards Aware organisations are saying:
“We support Awards Aware because... we value the important contribution that youth awards can make to the progress of our young people, the learning journey they are on and the development of a wide range of their skills. We recognise the impact that such involvement can have on their lives and believe their achievements should be recognised and accredited.”
Beath High School
“We support Awards Aware because... we are a school focused on learner journeys and wider achievement. We offer as many alternative routes to qualifications and chances to enhance our learners experience as possible from things like Duke of Edinburgh to other similar awards. We are also an SCQF ambassador school and work with the SQA and other agencies to offer qualifications at level 5 and 6 for pupils outwith their subject choices. ”
Webster’s High School
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