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Apprenticeships give you the opportunity to earn, learn, and gain qualifications in a real job.

Bullying is a really common problem, so you need to know how to stop it happening, and what to do if it does happen to you, or to someone else.

Your place of learning will support you to learn about future careers, but you can also research yourself. Lots of people also get support from family and older friends.

Young people who cannot stay with their parents go into the care system. Special services support young people who are in, on the edge of or entering care.

Many people continue to learn at school post-16, but some choose college. College is a more adult environment and offers different subjects, often with a job-related focus.

The risks of illegal drugs, tobacco and alcohol, and how you can protect yourself and your friends

Your family and home is crucial for your wellbeing. If there is difficulty, support is available.

Information to help you stay happy and healthy.

For children and young people, eating enough of the right food is very important to keep healthy and maintain your activity levels.

Learning how to get around safely and keep active and fit is a key skill for everybody. Find tips on travel, safety, and keeping healthy and active.

Most children go to school or college in Oxfordshire, but there are other ways of learning including learning at home. If you are learning at home, it is your parents responsibility to get you ready for work.

Your local library can provide much more than books, including work experience, volunteering opportunities, reading and writing clubs and more.

Schemes and programmes to support children and young people in Oxfordshire to be active, healthy and happy.

Knowing how to improve your happiness and mental health will help you feel better throughout your life.

Being out of learning or not in work can be bad for your health and wellbeing. Support is available to help you solve problems and move onto your next steps.

At different ages, you have different rights and responsibilities, but some rights you have at any age.

School is a place to learn, find friends, explore new interests, and develop social skills. It is also a place to learn the skills that will get you ready for further and higher education, and the working world.

Sex and relationships are a major concern for young people growing up. Here you can get the information you need - before you need it.

Young people with disabilities should be able to take part in activities, learning, and opportunities. If they are having difficulties, support is available.

Stay safe when you are out and about, having fun, online and everywhere else.