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BBC Young Reporter

BBC Young Reporter is an exciting opportunity for young people to get involved with the BBC.

If you are 11-18 years old then this is a chance for you to tell the stories that matter to you.

BBC Young Reporter (formerly School Report) works in partnership with schools, colleges, youth organisations and charities to provide young people with the skills they need to create and understand the media.

Schools and organisations taking part will benefit from access to exclusive events, training and resources, as well as mentoring and career talks from BBC staff and journalists.

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  • Is Palm Oil still necessary?

    Palm oil has a high resistance to oxidation and, therefore, a long shelf life. It is a common ingredient in many foods and is used as a frying fat in the snack and fast food industries. The main non-food uses of palm oil have traditionally been in th
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  • The Problem with Schools

    As a student in my final year of compulsory full-time education, many of my peers and I have definitely had our fair share of breakdowns and senses of wonder about the efficiency of the current education system. A common criticism many people have
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  • Teenage Relationships

    In modern society, more and more teenagers feel a pressure to be in a romantic relationship. A recent study showed that 62% of teenagers had been in a relationship and 61% believe that they had been in love before. Why do teenagers, with more than en
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  • Could You Give Up Social Media for Lent?

    Within the Christian religion, Lent takes place every year in the 40 days leading up to Easter. It is a time for fasting from food and/or festivities, and is treated as a period of reflection. Children tend to give up something they consume too mu
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  • Social Constructs

    Social constructs are things that we take for granted, but which are, in fact, inherently unnatural. They shape the society in which we live, but we also shape them in the ways in which we think. The social construct theory tells us that humans creat
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  • Tradition or Progress?

    The ongoing influence of the patriarchy in British choral music.

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  • Woeful Whaling

    Earth’s benevolent giants are facing a perilous situation. Over the Christmas period, Japan decided that whaling should be legal within the boundaries of their sea.  This is a calamity.  Whale numbers are at risk of decreasing rapidly
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  • Prison Overcrowding

    Prison overcrowding seems to have become a serious problem which the UK, and many other countries, are now facing. For around 10 years this has been a prominent issue and problems continue to rise as crime rates increase. So, what are the underlying
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  • Dark Tourism

    Dark Tourism is the practice of taking a touristic trip with the intention of visiting or seeing a place with a corrupt and tragic history, such as Chernobyl, Hiroshima or Berlin. Over recent years, the numbers of visits to tainted locations has mass
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  • The Forgotten Fighters of Flanders Fields

    Often, we’re taught about the trials and tribulations of World War I; the tragedies and turbulence that crashed upon the world like a wave of destruction. Every year, we wear a poppy to remember those who lost their lives fighting for us; fight
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  • Ambition

    Ambition. It’s a word that many people use to describe their dreams and hopes. Ambitions vary – some may be huge and full of success and riches, while others are simple and less hassle to live up to. But regardless of what type of ambitio
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