Youth interests in Great Britain

1. YOUTH INTERESTS IN GREAT BRITAIN

2.

In fact Britains believe in young people of their country
and they think that they will represent Britain in the 21
century.
The Government cares much about every aspect of life of
young people, including education, health, social security,
law, environmental and national heritage.
The main principle of britain's education policy is that
every young person should have the opportunity to get a
good basic education until the age of at least 16. After 16,
young people stay at school or college and achieve more
advanced educational qualifications or they take part in
government supported training programmes to achieve
specific vocational skills. It helps them to be prepared for
adult life.

3.

We know that parential influence at home is a key factor in the
young person's life. It includes wide social environment at school
and popular culture» influence.
It is a pity but only few young people attend youth clubs and
organisations. Most of them are rather interested in activities that
do not cost money and can be picked up with ease. Certainly, it
means that a great deal of their time is spent with friends, cycling
or skate-boarding.
Many teenagers try to find «Saturday jobs» as assistants in shops,
caffis or restaurants. They need money and it is quite normal.
There are very many things that young people want to buy as we
know. Many young people are fond of sports. They go in for
fitness or football that is encouraged through school and by a great
many outside organisations. Outside school activities are darts,
chess, bowling and other more social games.