Yesterday (8th May) The Seeds of Change was privileged to be featured on BBC Look East’s evening news bulletin, broadcasted to homes across the western counties within this region. The piece centralised around Leah’s story, … Read more...
Last month, The Seeds of Change hosted a hugely successful event highlighting the dangers of County Lines and Child Exploitation. The event, held at Wootton Lower School, was organised in partnership with Bedfordshire Police, CYPFirst … Read more...
The Seeds of Change is proud to have recently been granted membership to four important organisations which support and promote outdoor learning and countryside activities for children, young people and adults of all abilities: The … Read more...
More than 100 parents, carers and professionals attended an information evening last night aimed at educating them around the risks of child criminal exploitation (CCE). Presentations from Bedfordshire Police school liaison officer Richard Denton and … Read more...
Yesterday, one of our post 16 learners was privileged to be offered the chance to visit Bedfordshire Police HQ, in Kempston to find out more about the role of a police dog handler. Alex* is … Read more...
We were thrilled this week to celebrate the fantastic commitment of our young people. In particular, One Year 10 learner has achieved a phenomenal 100% attendance rate since he started at The Seeds of Change … Read more...
7-9pm – 04.04.19 – WOOTTON LOWER SCHOOL
How much do you know about County Lines and how it could affect YOUR Child?
If you would like to learn more about the reality of being a teenager and growing up in our communities right now, then consider attending our ‘County Lines Event’, hosted by Bedfordshire Police and The Seeds of Change UK Ltd.
In the news this week we have heard how Instagram are proposing to remove all graphic images of self harm following the suicide of Molly Russell in 2017. Molly’s parents saw posts of her Instagram … Read more...
We have recognised the difficulties facing our learners when leaving a provision age 16 and venturing unsupported into mainstream education such as a college placement or into the world of paid work. Therefore, we have … Read more...