The first briefing shows how Hear by Right can map evidence of current student participation and develop a plan for improvement. It is suitable for governors and key staff to help them take stock and decide who needs to get involved.
The second leaflet, written for students by students, outlines the benefits of getting involved in participation work and gives tips on where to start and how to go about doing it.
Both are available from The NYA. More information can be found on the web site www.nya.org.uk/hearbyright.
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