Vocational & Youth Service

Rotary uses the word Vocational to mean using and developing people's talents. Often such projects and programmes involve young people, hence the grouping with Youth at Bury Rotary Club.


 

YOUTH PROGRAMMES

 

There are younger versions of Rotary to suit each age group starting with Rotakids clubs in schools for KS2 (7-12 year olds) progressing via Interact for 12 to 18 year olds to Rotaract for 18 to 30 year olds.  For more information please click here [ hyperlink to http://www.ribi.org/about-us/the-rotary-family/ ]  Our nearest Interact Club is Ramsbottom.

 

 

There are Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) to help develop a young person's self-confidence and leadership skills.  More information click [ hyperlink to http://www.rotary-ribi.org/districts/page.php?PgID=410391&DistrictNo=1280&Mp=255409 ]

 

Rotary strongly believes in increasing international understanding and a practical way of doing this is through Youth Exchange.  There is an array of different types of exchange that vary in length of time, from living with a family to being part of a multinational group staying together in a country that is foreign to everyone.   Opportunities are available in a list of counties that covers most of the world.  More information click [ hyperlink to  http://www.youthexchange.org.uk/  ]

 

YOUTH COMPETITIONS

Rotary organises competitions for school aged girls and boys that are intended to provide a chance for them to develop their hobbies and interests.  The first rounds are held locally and succeeding rounds culminate in national (Britain & Ireland) finals. The list is extensive and some of the most popular competitions are

Youth Speaks

Young Musician

Young Chef

Young Photographer

Young Writer

For more information please click [ hyperlink to http://www.ribi.org/what-we-do/youth-competitions/ ]

 

Vocational & Youth Service sub-pages:

Bury Young Carers

more BURY YOUNG CARERS We are pleased to be able to enable young people across the borough who have substantial responsibilities for looking after a parent to be able to enjoy some free time.

Bury Emotional Pupil Referral Unit

more In 2014 Bury Rotary Club donated special equipment to the EPRU to help young people with emotional health and well-being issues overcome their difficulties.

Here is one of the photos sent by Year 3 pupils at Woodbank Primary School.

Urban Farming

more URBAN FARMING – VERTICAL GROW BAGS

Copy of our Dictionary

Dictionary 4 Life

more DICTIONARY 4 LIFE