Democratic Life is delighted to have been invited to attend the first oral evidence session of the Youth Select Committee inquiry into education next week.

We looking forward to meeting the committee and contributing to their important investigations.

The inquiry launched last month with a call for evidence. Democratic Life made a submission highlighting the important role of Citizenship in debates about the purpose of education and in contributing to the development of essential life skills.

The committee is chaired by 18 year old MYP for Solihull, Natasha Browne. The Committee is the initiative of the British Youth Council and supported by the House of Commons and politicians including the Speaker, Rt Hon John Bercow.

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• This entry was posted on Friday, June 21st, 2013 at 10:45 am