Carrick primary pupils help design new web page

PUPILS from Carrick Primary School have played a part in the design of a new website page.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th May 2013, 16:00 BST
P6 pupils from Carrick Primary School, Lurgan, help develop the Children and Young Peoples Strategic Partnership design webpages for children. INLM1913-12P6 pupils from Carrick Primary School, Lurgan, help develop the Children and Young Peoples Strategic Partnership design webpages for children. INLM1913-12
P6 pupils from Carrick Primary School, Lurgan, help develop the Children and Young Peoples Strategic Partnership design webpages for children. INLM1913-12

They helped the Children and Young People’s Strategic Partnership (CYPSP) to design web pages for children.

Children from the P6 class met with the CYPSP information team to help design a web page which will be aimed at children aged four to 11 years and will provide information on the work of the CYPSP and on issues concerning children.

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The workshop was facilitated by Participation Network, with the children providing invaluable feedback and very innovative ideas for the new web page. Development is underway and the new page will be launched very soon.

The Children and Young People’s Strategic Partnership, led by the Health and Social Care Board, is a multi-agency partnership that includes the leadership of key statutory agencies and community and voluntary organisations that have a responsibility for improving the lives of children and young people in Northern Ireland.

For more information about the CYPSP visit www.cypsp.org

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