The group had bacon butties for breakfast made by a few in the group.

After breakfast the group sat down to learn about things like bearings, depth, low tide and what the different colors mean on the map when route planning. We are heading off to Poole today and will have a longer sail.

Before setting off the group worked on the Slipper lines to get ready to move off. Then all the sails went up as we passed Seven Needles on our way to Poole.

After a couple of hours of sailing and passing Harry Redknapp’s house we arrived at Poole, being famous its most natural harbours.  Following lots of conversation with one young person about RAF opportunities and their interest in wanting to pursue pilot training after A levels, the group worked together to moor in the boat followed by some crabbing by the quay and fish and chips for tea.

Leicestershire Matters

The ASK Programme are hosting a series of free events during National Apprenticeship Week.

Applications are now open for the Sutton Trust Summer Schools – free summer residentials for year 12 students!

We're pleased to announce the Leicester City Council and Leicestershire Council's Careers Fair.

On Sunday 2nd October Curve Theatre in Leicester hosted a hugely successful presentation event for the My Books, My Story project.

Following the success of the "My Books, My Story" Highcross exhibition, the work of our young people has gone virtual.

The Early Years Foundation Stage is a a busy time in a child's development.