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100% of students agreed that the workshop was relevant and useful for their future
60% felt motivated to take part in our future sessions
“For me I’m confident that my children can achieve higher levels with my support and Into university. Linda’s story inspired me as my child struggled previously. Self care is an activity that’s really important for parents and young people.” - Thaksar (Parent)
"I felt very comfortable and empowered to share my perspective, I think it has helped me clarify my thoughts and aspirations." - Student
"It was a truly eye-opening session that challenged students' (and my own!) preconceived notions of what success really means, helping all participants realise that it is a deeply personal journey rather than a one-size-fits-all destination." - Civic Leadership Academy Organiser
71% of the young people ticked that they felt more confident in dealing with negative thinking patterns.
“ A very informational event that opened my eyes on how to use social media effectively. After this session, I am more motivated to spread positivity and use social media to my advantage for future careers and opportunities”
- Year 12 Student
“It helped me understand that my civic engagement and duties as a student don't have to be about the world’s pressing issues like ending world hunger, it can be about mentoring people younger than me, or motivating them to find their own version of success.”
- University Student
Student Key Takeaways
"That not everything that happens in your life can be affected by you so focus on what you can control"
"Your negative thoughts don't define you. There are other ways to help you be optimistic"
"Having learned optimism will drive off all that negative thoughts which in the long terms can make us a better person"
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