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Dr Steven Forrest and Dr Bianca Kronemann from Hull University visited St. George's Primary School Eco Committee to plan out their school version of the Eco Game. We had another wonderful afternoon with the children writing the game cards and using Lego to help them visualise how the game will play out.

The annual meeting of the Hull Young People's Parliament convened today in the Council Chambers of Hull's Guild Hall today. This was chaired by Eunice, the Hull Young Mayor, and supported by her dedicated team, which includes Precious and Emperor who are Hull's UK Youth Parliament Representatives (MYPs). Honoured guests were the Lord Mayor, Councillor Cheryl Payne and Councillor Linda Tock, who has championed Young People's Voice & Influence for years. It is great that these

Dr Steven Forrest and Dr Bianca Kronemann worked with Sidmouth Primary School's JLT this afternoon. This is part of an Eco Games development project with Hull University. First, the children had a map of their school, which they had to divide into zones. They then used Lego to replicate features of the school before suggesting possible environmental hazards that might affect these zones. The ideas of the children will be transformed into a game which will become a learning re

We have been delighted to welcome Dr Steven Forrest to Newland School for Girls for the first of the school-based Eco Games sessions. This follows on from the inaugural session at Hull University on 8th October, in which all ten of our schools attended. This project is to develop Eco Games, based around schools' campuses. Newland Students were fashioning their school's bespoke version of the game. Their ideas will be used to create a game that other students will be able to p