This week on FYI, young Ukrainians speak out about being brainwashed by Russia during the war, plus the school where kids make the rules.

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News reporting comes with its own terminology which children are often not used to reading or writing. Familiarising themselves with journalistic words and phrases will help them to not only write in ...

This week on FYI, can deleting photos really help with the UK’s drought? Plus, we meet a teenager living with type 1 diabetes and hear from a young inventor who designed a solar-powered heated blanket ...

The 999 emergency services number isn’t just police and ambulances. It’s also to rescue people whose lives are at risk at sea. Here’s what a Coastguard does. These resources are available to you if ...

This week on FYI, we investigate the rise of AI companions and the risks they pose to children, we hear from a learning coach with some exam results day advice for those disappointed with their grades ...

This week on FYI, young artists’ powerful artworks showing the impact of war on children are displayed in parliament, Tottenham Hotspur player Lucas Bergvall gives aspiring footballers some top tips.

As part of a coalition of information and education organisations [1], we have issued an urgent call for media and information literacy (MIL) to become a mandatory part of England’s school curriculum, ...

First News and FYI got an exclusive invitation to meet the Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street for a Junior PMQs. Young people asked about issues including the NHS, crime… and Arsenal. These resources ...

This week on FYI, a ten-year-old campaigns for better healthcare in the UK, a six-year-old David Attenborough fan becomes Britain’s youngest zookeeper and we investigate whether we really are running ...

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