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We are delighted to announce the teams who will compete for the Thrive Spelling Bee Trophy 2025. Following a highly successful inaugural...

We are proud that one of the two elected Hull Members of the UK Youth Parliament attended the latest annual session in the House of Lords...

We are delighted to report on the launch of a major piece of Authentic Youth Voice & Influence, which has originated with an idea from a...

This afternoon, the Thrive Student Congress (TSC) met to discuss the findings from the Pop-Up Parliaments which were held in our schools...

Today saw the Yorkshire & Humber Regional Conference of the UK Youth Parliament meeting at the Hull Guildhall. With Thrive's very own...

Following the recent Pop-Up Parliament at Sidmouth Primary with their Junior Leadership Team, the rest of the school was keen to give...

This afternoon, it was the turn of the Stepney Pupil Voice Team to put on their thinking caps and give their ideas around the three 'Make...

We're delighted that one of our students from Newland School for Girls has been elected as Hull Young Mayor. Well done to Eunice, who we...

We heard the voices of 18 more pupils this afternoon in another Pop-Up Pupil Parliament. This time it was the turn of the Junior...

The Hull Young Mayor's team and Hull Young People's Parliament are keen to hear the voice of more children this year. In addition to the...

We have had another great Pop-Up Parliament at Ings Primary School this afternoon, in which 26 children gave their views, concerns and...

Our Hull International Pupil Council had a special meeting today at the Wilberforce House Museum. This was the birthplace of Hull's...

This morning, our colleagues in Freetown, Sierra Leone met for their latest International Pupil Council. William Moss Preparatory School...

This morning, students from three of our Thrive schools: namely Sidmouth, St. George's & Stepney Primary Schools along with Hall Road...

An enthusiastic Priory Junior Leadership Team had their Pop-Up Parliament session this afternoon. As well as working brilliantly together...

Eighteen students from The Boulevard Academy discussed the three 'Make Your Mark' themes of Mental Health & Wellbeing, Crime & Safety and...

Today was the turn of St. George's School Council to consider the three 'Make Your Mark' themes in their first Pop-Up Parliament. Well...

We have had our first Thrive Pop-Up Parliament session this afternoon with Sidmouth Primary School being the hosts. Continuing the work...

This morning, students from schools across Hull were welcomed to the council chamber in the Guildhall for another meeting of the Hull...

An article explaining the first few years of our Thrive journey using the Lundy Model of Child Participation has now been published...