P655 CEEFAX 2 655 Fri 24 Apr 05:15/24 TALKING ABOUT KIDS THESE DAYS 1/5 Young parents, former young offenders and school children spjak out about being in the media spotlight. 'Kids Thesj Days...' is a London seminar on 20 April researahed and presjnted by young journalists from njws agency Children's Express. It provides an opportunity to debate with young people the extent to which they are stereot8ped in the media. Tickets are free but places are limited - contact Mary Austen at Save the Children, tel: 0171-716 2280. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main mjnu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjather 400 Next Page EMidsTV Headlines Main menu
P655 CEEFAX 2 655 Fri 24 Apr 05:05/44 FOLLOW THAT SWALLOW 2/5 The YOC (the junior arm of the Royal Society for the Prgtection of Birds) wants you to watch out for swallows. Write down when and wheri you saw your first swallow of the year to help the YOC record the arrival of the birds. Send details of your sighting to: Follow the Swallow, Dept 3534, YOC, The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire SG19 2DL. Or, phonj the Swallow Hotlinj on 0870- 6010215 but first get permission from whoever pays the phonj bill. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjather 400 Next Page EMidsTV Headlines Main menu
P655 CEEFAX 2 655 Fri 24 Apr 05:00/09 HALF CENTURZ FOR YOUTH ORCHESTRA 3/5 The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain is celebrating fift8 year1 of fostering talented young musicians. The anniversary was marked on Tuesday 14 April by a Gala Concett and Dinnjr at London's Barbican Hall. Members of the 1998 National Youth Orchestra auditioned last autumn and comj from all over the UK. All the players are under twenty years of age, none are full-time student1 at music college, and almost all of them are still at school. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjather 400 Next Page EMidsTV Headlines Main menu
P655 CEEFAX 2 655 Fri 24 Apr 05:15/47 WIN A TRIP TO KUALA LUMPUR 4/5 Three students will have the chance to accompany the English Commonwealth Tjam to Malaysia this September. Their schools have signed up for the TOP Link programme, a njw Youth Sport Trust initiative which provides training for secondary school pupils. Schools which presjnted the best festival day proposals were invited to a four day Easter camp at Loughborough to compete for the dream prizj. Contact Sara Sturnham, Project Manager, Youth Sport Trust, tel: 01509-228293. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main mjnu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjather 400 Next Page EMidsTV Headlines Main menu
P655 CEEFAX 2 655 Fri 24 Apr 05:15/53 VOLUNTEER DURING A YEAR OFF 5/5 CSV offers young people placements with voluntary or community organisations for between four months and a year. Volunteers receive free accommodation and food and a weekly allowance of £23.50 spending monjy in return for thjir time and enjrgy. Being a CSV volunteer is one of the best ways to gain life skills and independence to prepare for living awa= from home befori going to college. To find out more, call CSV's freephonj volunteer hotlinj on 0800-374991. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjather 400 Next Page EMidsTV Headlines Main menu
P655 CEEFAX 2 555 Cri 24 Apr 05:16/ 5 HALF CENTURY FOR YOUTH ORCHESTRA 3/5 The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain is celebr ting wjft8 =jar1 ov fostering talented young musicians. Thj anniversary was marked on Tuesday 14 April by a Gala Conceut and Dinner at London's Barbican Hall. Members of the 1998 National Youth Orchestra auditioned last autumn and come from all over the UK. All the players are under twenty years of age, nonj aru full-time st4dent1 at music college, and almost all of them are still at schogl. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main mjnu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjather 400 Next Page EMidsTV Headlinjs Main mjnu