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Interview with the Youth Commission on Bullying

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Posted on: 16 December 2011

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Your issues and what helps

• What do you dream about doing when you leave school? Enquire interview with the Transitions Project in West Dumbartonshire
• “Why label me because I’m in care?”
• Interviews about help at school for pupils who have been made homeless
• Drugs and alcohol – think you know all the risks? Fast Forward can set the record straight
• The one in which Enquire talks to Sikh Sanjog
• Off school because you’re not well? Boy tells Enquire how he deals with ill health
• Interview with Adi Latif – Don’t let anyone put you down

Youth groups

• Interview with the Youth Commission on Bullying
• Enquire talks to the Scottish Youth Parliament about their Education Committee and manifesto
• The one in which Enquire enjoys festive cheer with the LGBT Youth Council
• Alcohol culture in Scotland… let’s get it sorted
• Enquire talks to Vice Chair of Scottish Youth Parliament
• Who’s up for trying on the human size haggis costume? Interview with Haggeye Youth Forum

Ways to get help

• Need to chill out? Pupils at Niddriemill primary head to The Retreat
• Missed out on school? Young people in Falkirk tell Enquire what helps
• Love storybooks but find reading hard? Maybe you need a reading buddy!
• Enquire talks to Leith Primary about drama, bullying and making school a better place
• Enquire talks to Duddingston Primary about street dancing, bullying and gangs
• Children in Fife tell Enquire why having a buddy at school rocks

Famous writers

• Interview with author Jacqueline Wilson, with a chance to win a signed copy of her book!
• Interview with Keith Gray, winner of Royal Mail Scottish Children’s Book Awards
• Author Lynne Rickards talks to Enquire about Pink penguins and other wonders
• Interview with prize winning author Malorie Blackman
• Enquire talks to writer and artist about their fab new book

Frequently asked questions about podcasts

What are podcasts?

Podcasts are a bit like radio programmes, but they're different because:

• you can listen to them online whenever you want by downloading them
• you can 'subscribe', so when we make a new one, you get it automatically.

You can listen to podcasts the same way you can listen to music on a computer, an mp3 player or some mobile phones.

How do I start getting podcasts?

You will need something that can download and store the podcasts, either software on your computer or a feed reader on the net. Lots of things can handle podcasts - iTunes is one you might know. BBC Webwise has a list of free things you can use to get podcasts.

Once you've got that sorted, you need to subscribe to our podcasts. Use your software or feed reader help page to find out how to add a podcast. You'll either need to copy and paste the webaddress at the top of this page, or click on the link.

If you get stuck, contact us and we'll try to help.

What happens next?

Hopefully you'll see all our podcasts and you can start downloading them. This might take a little while. When we make a new podcast, your computer will download it automatically next time you're on the internet.

What's the catch?

Nothing! Our podcasts are free and you don't have to give any personal info. You can unsubscribe whenever you want.