This blog is co-authored by Hannah Eaglestone (17) and Danielle Aoslin (18) along with an adult co-leader of the Resilience Revolution in Blackpool. Hannah and Danielle share their experiences of what it feels like to have their futures disrupted, their education put on hold and their voices silenced.
Children’s lives can’t just be put on hold… we cannot furlough young people’s learning
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