Our next full Youth Council meetings will be held on:
Wednesday 8/10/2010 5pm-7pm
Monday 8/11/2010 5pm-8.30pm
Monday 17/1/2011 6.30pm-8.30pm
Tuesday 15/2/2011 6.30pm-8.30pm
Wednesday 16/03/2011 6.30pm-8.30pm
Thursday 14/4/2011 6.30pm-8.30pm
Monday 9/5/2011 6.30pm-8.30pm
Tuesday 14/6/2011 6.30pm-8.30pm
You don’t have to be a member of the Youth Council to come along to these meetings and find out how we work! – if you are interested contact participation@conwy.gov.uk for further details.
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Conwy Youth Council is looking for new members in September 2010 to replace members who have either stepped down or have left the Youth Council.
Schools/ Colleges who need new members:
- Ysgol Aberconwy
- Ysgol John Bright
- Coleg Llandrillo
- Ysgol Bryn Elian
- Ysgol Eirias
- Ysgol Dyffryn Conwy
- Ysgol y Creuddyn
Conwy Youth Council is a group of young people (aged 11 to 21ish) who aim to provide all of the young people who live in Conwy county with an opportunity to have a say on things which affect you. This is a great chance to meet other young people from Conwy and have a real influence on the way things are run in the county.
How do I get involved in Conwy Youth Council?
There are two representatives from every secondary school in Conwy and four representatives from Coleg Llandrillo. Members are democratically elected (voted on) within your school or college. We’re not necessarily looking for school council members to be representatives as they already have a lot of responsibilities.
What is expected of Youth Council Members?
- 11-21ish years old and living in Conwy county
- Willing and able to come to a meeting once a month (evening) and occasional full day training days (weekend). First training weekend 1 – 2 October 2010.
- Willing and able to represent the other young people in your school/college (through your school council/course reps)
- Get involved as a group with projects to improve things for young people in Conwy (working with Conwy Children and Young People’s Partnership)
- Stay on the Youth Council for up to two years (minimum commitment of one year)
Youth Council meetings mostly take place outside of school/ college time and usually take place about once a month.
For more information please ask your current school members, school council co-ordinator or contact Joy Chiplin on 01492 574119, by e-mail or by using our Contact Form.
by Joy for General, News
POSTED: 3/09/10
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Conwy is updating our plan for children and young people. We want to know what’s important to you! For an opportunity to have your say, fill in this questionnaire, and send it back to us on email or through freepost by 31 August.
If you include your name and email address, we’ll enter you into a prize draw for cinema vouchers.
Questionnaire <– Click here!
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POSTED: 16/08/10
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Next meeting – Thursday 13 May @ 6.15pm, Conwy Youth Club.
See you there!
by Joy for Meetings
POSTED: 23/04/10
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Next meeting – Wednesday 14 April @ 6.00pm, Llandudno Junction Youth Club.
See you there!
by Joy for General, Meetings
POSTED: 9/04/10
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The new year brings an exciting period for Conwy Youth Council with lots of possibilities and areas we are trying to develop.
These include work on:
- Anti-bullying
- Promoting positive images of young people
- Support for LGBTQ young people (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Questioning)
- Children & young people’s rights
We are now collecting back our questionnaires on how bullying is dealt with in Conwy, and how best to promote children & young people’s rights. You may have been given one by one of your reps or been asked to visit our website to fill it in.
Plus look out for our fresh off the printing press leaflets and posters at a location near you!
by Joy for News
POSTED: 31/03/10
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Every county in Wales has a plan for how we are going to work together to improve the lives of children and young people.
We developed a plan last year in Conwy. This is an update on how we’re getting on with making the plan a reality.
Whose plan is it?
Conwy Children and Young People’s Partnership is made up of all the groups and services that are involved in the lives of children and young people in Conwy. But it’s also your plan – children and young people in Conwy – and has an impact on your lives and what’s available for you.
What we’ve done so far!
We have achieved lots of things in the last year. Download the document below to read some of the highlights:
Conwy Children and Young People’s Plan
by Joy for News
POSTED: 31/03/10
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Next meeting – next Monday 6.30pm at Colwyn Bay Youth Club.
See you there!
by Joy for Meetings
POSTED: 5/02/10
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Funky Dragon is the National Youth Assembly for Wales.
Conwy has 4 representatives on Funky Dragon:
School Councils rep – Jess Simonds
Voluntary Sector rep – Matthew Higgins
Statutory Sector rep – Siwan Rhys
Equalities rep – Jade Mills
The role is about representing Conwy on a Wales wide level – part of the role includes going on some residential meetings in various places across Wales and taking part in Conwy Youth Council activities.
To find out more:
Contact Conwy Participation Team participation@conwy.gov.uk or look at Funky Dragon’s website – www.funkydragon.org.uk
by Joy for News
POSTED: 27/01/10
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Next meeting – Thursday 14th January 2010, 6.30pm at Conwy Youth Club, Conwy.
See you there!
Joy
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POSTED: 30/12/09
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