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The Verbatim Formula - Making listening Visible: Our method in a nutshell The Verbatim Formula is a participatory applied arts research project based at Queen Mary University of London whose verbatim theatre and other creative methodologies centre young people’s voices, develop their sense of confidence and security, and work with them as creative evaluators of the services that are responsible for their education, care and wellbeing.

Pathways to University from Care The Pathways to University from Care - Findings Report One has been published. Please find below a short video based on the findings from this first report, which incorporates the views and perspectives of 234 university students with care experience.

Short summary of the 'Moving on Up' report about care leavers in higher education A short summary of the NNECL commissioned research presenting the key findings from the 'Moving on Up' Pathways of care leavers and care-experienced students into and through higher education.

Supporting the educational progression of care leavers Promoting universities and local authorities to support the educational progression of care leavers

Adele - My Story Care leaver Adele's story.

Adele - The value of education Care leaver Adele's story.

Adele - Mentoring looked after children and seeing the change Care leaver Adele's story.

Adele - Care Leavers and being more prepared for university Care leaver Adele's story.

Balwant - Clip 1 Virtual School Head, Balwant.

Balwant - Clip 2 Virtual School Head, Balwant.

Bethany - Clip 1 University Outreach Officer, Bethany.

Bethany - Clip 2 University Outreach Officer, Bethany.

Bethany - Clip 3 University Outreach Officer, Bethany.

Aidan - Getting a taste of university life Aidan's story.

Aidan - Meeting Care Leavers at University Aidan's story

NNECL Film

My Own Family Portrait Film by Greater Manchester Youth Network

Aspire to More “Aspire To More” is a creative project delivered by Inspired Youth in partnership with the Children’s Rights and Advocacy Service which is part of City Of York Council .