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Don’t miss the chance to sign-up to Warwickshire’s biggest youth conference
With less than one month to go, young people across Warwickshire are gearing up for Shaping Tomorrow Together, the county’s biggest youth conference yet.
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Heartwarming hampers spreading Christmas cheer
Norma’s at it again! The selfless work of Norma Wilson is making sure some of the county’s vulnerable young people don’t go without this festive period.
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Have you seen our branded fire truck?
With the county learning to live alongside coronavirus, we’re giving some of our pandemic-era branded fire appliances a makeover!
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Reach out to stop bullying this Anti-Bullying Week
Anti-Bullying Week runs from 14 to 18 November with the theme #ReachOut and kicks off with Odd Socks Day at schools across Warwickshire to help celebrate that we are all unique.
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Introducing Warwickshire's Young Poet Laureate 2022
Emily Hunt, a pupil from Kineton High School, has been awarded the position of Young Poet Laureate 2022.
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Celebrating our care experienced young people
Warwickshire County Council’s annual Care Experienced Celebration Day took place last week, and this year over 80 children and young people attended a fantastic day filled with food, fun and laughter.
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Looking back at National Care Leavers Week
Warwickshire County Council was proud to support this year’s National Care Leavers’ Week, which took place from 24 to 28 October.
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All treats, no tricks - our Autumn newsletter is out now!
Our third Child Friendly Warwickshire newsletter, just in time for October half term.
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A jam-packed week of spooktacular activities
Families across Warwickshire have an exciting and action-packed programme of events to look forward to at Warwickshire Libraries, Country Parks, and St John’s House Museum this half-term.
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Be part of the Warwickshire conversation
Warwickshire County Council is keen to hear the views of people from across the county to help shape services and activities.
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Welcome to ‘Watch Your Words’ - Warwickshire’s Dictionary of Care
Warwickshire County Council (WCC) has designed the Watch Your Words Dictionary of Care guide to support individuals working with children and young people.
