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Rotary works with young people in a variety of ways to develop their skills and provide opportunities for them to enjoy a greater awareness of the world about them.

RIBI Youth Competitions

Details of the many competitions run throughout the District, together with entry forms can be found through the RIBI web pages. Members of the Youth Services Committee will be pleased to help and support clubs throughout the District wishing to stage any of these activities. Contact details and examples of recent District successes can be found below.

Young Chef

For more details and to see some of the skills and fun involved in this very popular competition  watch the videos

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District 1090 Winners 2013

 

Young Photographer

District winners have had their portfolios submitted to the National Final. View the Gallery of Club and District winners

Contact: Keith Crawford

Interpretations of Peace

Youth Speaks

District winning teams from D’Overbroecks College and Oxford Oratory won the Regional heats and went through to the National final

Contact: Peter Bailey

Double win for young speakers  

Young Writer

With an Inspire Mark theme of the Olympics, Jessica Matthews won the RIBI Young Writer 2012 (Senior Category).

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Jessica scoops national award

Technology Tournament

Following High Wycombe's success, these Tournaments are growing in popularity with Loddon Vale holding one this year and others to follow.

Contact: Colin Wells

Technology Tournaments 2013

 

Young Musician

Chief judge at this year's District final, David Rance, remarked that "some of the performances were close to professional standards of delivery."

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Young Musician 2013

Young Citizens Awards wih the BBC News Channel

Youth Leadership Awards

Congratulations to Sweat Box Union, one of 5 winners of the RIBI Young Citizen Awards, who rescued their Youth Club from closure following government spending cuts by raising thousands of pounds to keep it open. Nominated by Wantage Rotary Club,
Read all about it on BBC News! What is RYLA? Brian Middleton Award

 

Young Rotary: Rotaract, Interact, Rotakids and more.....

In addition to the many competitions and award schemes there is a range of other opportunities for the younger generation.

Rotaract clubs for 18-30 year-olds have been part of the Rotary family for some years and are excellent partners when it comes to engaging with the younger generation. Interact clubs for 13 -18 year olds are the fastest growing branch of Rotary and District 1090 has seen an amazing number of clubs spring up over the past couple of years, with more in the pipeline! Rotakids, the latest addition to the family, have also been popular in the Thames Valley area as schools recognise what a useful addition they can be to citizenship areas of the curriculum.

The Youth Exchange programme offers Adventures of a Lifetime to young people aged 15 -25

Rotaract

Interact

Rotakids

Youth Exchange

Oxford Rotaract receives its Charter Celebrating new arrivals New Rotakids club at Bourne End Adventures of a lifetime

 

 

Interacting in Zambia The Zambia Project
How one club has fostered International friendships Young people networking across continents

For further general information on any of these activities, please contact

Youth Services Chairman: Tony Hill

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