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Interview with Keith Gray, winner of Royal Mail Scottish Children’s Book Awards
Last week Enquire hung out with Keith Gray, the author whose book Ostrich Boys recently won the Royal Mail Scottish Children’s Book Awards. The book is about 3 teenage lads whose friend Ross has died in a traffic accident. Ross had told his friends that he always wanted to go to a village by the [...]
Need something fun to do this weekend? Check out the cool stuff going on for Refugee Week
A refugee is someone who has had to run away from their home country because it’s not safe to be there. It may be that they have had to leave because of war or because armed gangs or corrupt people in power are making it very dangerous for them. There are lots of cool [...]
Enquire talks to writer and artist about their fab new book
This week I had a lovely chat with a writer and artist who have made up an adventure story ‘Meeting Milligan’. The story is about two young people Jamie and Shabana. Jamie is a wheelchair user, Shabana uses makaton – a type of sign language. Just when they think they’re having another ordinary day out [...]
Off school because you’re not well? Boy tells Enquire how he deals with ill health
Hello blog readers, how are you? We all have times in our life when our health is not great. Maybe we have to take time off for a day or two. Or maybe even longer. Being ill can make you feel crap. You can really miss your friends. And it can be hard to catch [...]
Being off sick can make it hard to keep up with school and friends
Hello blog readers, how are you? How’s the new school term going? I found a cool new website called YouthHealthTalk. Check it out! There are videos and photo diaries by young people talking about their real-life stories of illness and depression. Missing school because you’re not feeling well can make it hard for you to keep [...]
Children in Fife tell Enquire why having a buddy at school rocks
This week Enquire had a great time talking to some children at a primary and nursery school in Pittenweem about buddying. Having a buddy is like having an older sister or brother at school. It’s a cool way for you to hang out with people at school who are in a different year from you. [...]
Hurray! You can now listen to Nadia’s story online!
Nadia’s story was a cool project which Enquire did with a group of young people at Enable in Stirling. Enable is a place which helps young people with learning disabilities. The group came up with this ace story about Nadia, who looks like this: Nadia is into painting, dancing, eating pizza with her pals and [...]
Wishing our young muslim readers a warm Eid mubarak
Enquire would like to wish all our young muslim readers a very warm and wonderful Eid mubarak. I hope a year of peace and happiness follows. This seems like a good chance to say… check out this cool website which gives guidance and support to Muslim young people, muslimyouth.net
See what I’m saying!
If you are aged 12 to 25 years blind or partially sighted interested in meeting other young people, socialising, discussing issues and campaigning about things that matter to you you might like the new RNIB youth forum! The first ever regional meetings are happening soon: Glasgow, Saturday 29 September 2007 Inverness, Saturday 27 October 2007 [...]
I know some good come backs for slag fights
I know some good come backs here are some: I ordered room services not you so take the curcis out of town! What Have I told you about comeing out with that mask on oh wait that thing is real! Can some tell me how to deal with this monkey and that face only its [...]
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