Youth help institution rewarded good academic achievement and promotes engagement Hann Munden, September 30, 2009. Children and young people who live in inpatient institutions of youth welfare, are not worse at school than their peers. Competition of certificate of, proves the that in hannoversch Munden body established House firs Kamp held annually. Awards are good average grades and school improvement as compared to the previous year. The children and young people learn that school engagement can be fun and performance is worthwhile in life. \”The idea, because school for many children and young people who are looked after in our facility, is rather negative\”, explains Thorben Duvel, Managing Director of private economic youth help setting up House firs Kamp witness competition.
\”We want to convey with this initiative, that it is worthwhile to seek and that makes it fun to have success.\” That is only one side. The other side is dark, compared to the politics and the society to make clear, that young people living in welfare facilities, can bring prerequisites for a successful school career and a professional career. The youth welfare expert with this assessment also refers to the 12 children and youth report of the Federal Government. \”All talk of a stronger orientation of education in the youth welfare service, the in-patient facilities are mentioned but only with two sets on the more than 600 pages,\” dark said. It was just education the key to success in the home education and the way of a positive future. The House firs Kamp held witness competition between local children and young people since 2003 and thus for the seventh time in a row. Two categories will be awarded in the firs Kamp House: the three students with the best average scores and the three students with the greatest improvements compared to the previous year.
