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In a recent video, Helen was asked to name five things that make her happy. Her answers were simple: time in green space, her dog, good friends, throwing a ball in her own particular way, and a very specific coffee order. It's a lovely list, but it also holds a bigger lesson, especially for young people thinking about their future. Notice how personal and specific her answers were. None of them were vague or generic. They were things she had actually paid attention to in her

No two young people picture their future the same way. Some know exactly what they want to do. Others have no idea, and the pressure to decide can feel overwhelming rather than exciting. That is the thread running through Helen's latest video, filmed on one of her walks with her dog. She talks through a recent conversation with one of her students, someone who is usually easy going and full of jokes. On this occasion, something was clearly weighing on her, and it took a while

Creative careers are real careers. For many young people, the challenge is not a lack of talent or ambition. It is not always easy to know where to begin, what skills are needed, or how to turn interest into practical next steps. That is where Give Get Go Education can help. GGGE is the careers training pathway within the wider work. It supports young people to explore creative industries through practical learning, real-world skills, and structured opportunities that help th