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Dear All, At Flintshire Record Office we've been approached by our Youth Justice Service with the suggestion that we work together to produce an introduction to and basic programme of work in local and/or family history for their young offenders. The idea is to get them reconnected with study and working on various skills such as research and use of the internet, with some sort of certificate at the end of it to show what they've achieved. The major achievement from our point of view, I think, will be to engage their interest in the introductory session so that they'll have the enthusiasm to do the work! I'd be very grateful to hear from anyone else who's done something similar and would be willing to share ideas, warnings, &c. Many thanks. Claire Claire Harrington Principal Archivist/Y Prif Archifydd 01244 532414 ********************************************************************** Opinions advice, conclusions and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of Flintshire County Council shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it or on its behalf, and consequently Flintshire County Council shall bear no responsibility whatsoever in respect thereof. Deellir na fydd unrhyw safbwyntiau, na chynghorion, na chasgliadau nac unrhyw wybodaeth arall yn y neges hon, nad ydynt yn berthnasol i waith swyddogol Cyngor Sir y Fflint, yn cael eu cynnig na'u cadarnhau ganddo nac ar ei ran, ac felly ni fydd Cyngor Sir y Fflint yn derbyn unrhyw gyfrifoldeb am y rhannau hynny o'r neges. **********************************************************************