![Eastern Daily Press: This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y]( "Eastern Daily Press: This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y")
This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y (Image: College of West Anglia)
The NCS course is run by the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia.
![Eastern Daily Press: This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y]( "Eastern Daily Press: This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y")
This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y (Image: College of West Anglia)
It helps 16 and 17 year olds to improve their team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves.
![Eastern Daily Press: This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y]( "Eastern Daily Press: This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y")
This week over nearly 70 young people from around the county graduated from the National Citizen Service course, which was also attended by Borough Mayor Mayor Barry Ayres and members of the Norfolk Constabulary. The NCS locally is organised under the umbrella of the uniformed services department of the College of West Anglia, although students came from many different towns, as far away as Thetford.The 16 and 17 year olds completed the Easter course during April, which helps young people improve team skills, develop self-confidence, and learn about their community before completing volunteering projects they planned and organised themselves. Their time at Easter saw the students complete residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and at Bircham Newton and then the final day at College of West Anglia. They completed various projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.The graduation ceremony saw the end of the College of West Anglia’s first National Citizen Service course this y (Image: College of West Anglia)
This year's intake completed residential breaks at Mepal outdoor centre and Bircham Newton and completed projects including charity fundraising, cake sales, and bag packing.
The College of West Anglia will be delivering a further course during the summer holiday, for which more than 100 people have already signed up.
If you are 16 or 17 and would like to find out more, or 18 and over and would like to volunteer, go to www.cwa.ac.uk/ncs or contact Stuart Harrowing on 07720 316854 or by email sharrowing@col-westanglia.ac.uk
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