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Youth Matters

"Life for teenagers is full of opportunities, and most take full advantage of them. New opportunities are opening up all the time driven, for example, by developments in technology and communications. Yet young people often feel that there is not enough for them to do outside school, college or work."
  
    
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"A minority of young people can get involved in behaviour that is a serious problem for the wider community, including anti-social behaviour and crime. The Government is clear that when this happens we need to respond firmly. This paper is therefore not just about providing more opportunities and support to young people, it is also about challenge. We need to strike the right balance between rights and responsibilities, appreciating the enormous contribution that young people can make while expecting them in return to appreciate and respect the opportunities available to them."

Creator(s) United Kingdom Department for Education and Skills
Source Location International
Date Published
2005-07
Language English
URL http://www.dfes.gov ...
Copyright Holder Crown Copyright 2005

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