Advance notice of the date for the SYP's November Sitting, scheduled to take place on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th Novemeber in Aberdeen.
Advance notice of the provisional date for the SYP's September Sitting, scheduled to take place on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th September in Hamilton.
The SYP returns to the Edinburgh International Book Festival on Thursday 21st August to lead a debate on Electronic Genetic Profiling....
Details of the elections to the SYP Board on 22 June 2008
The June Sitting and AGM of the Scottish Youth Parliament, to be held in Stirling on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd June.
Roars not Whispers, a partnership project of the SYP and Oxfam, are proud to confirm that a CIVICUS Youth Assembly will once again be held prior to the CIVICUS World Assembly.
The next National Sitting of the SYP takes place in the Scottish Parliament on the weekend of the 1st and 2nd of March. Find out more here...
The Scottish Youth Parliament and Roars not Whispers are joining together with Oxfam in Scotland to hold a special conference to examine HIV and AIDS on World Aids Day. Find out more...
The SYP's November Sitting will be hosted by Renfrewshire Council from 17-18 November and will have a 'Crime and Communities' theme.
The Annual General Meeting of the SYP will take place in Dundee, with venue to be confirmed. The meeting will take place on Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th June. Further information...
The SYP is getting out and about in Scotland to publicise its campaigns from the "our scotland" manifesto. Find out more here...
The SYP will be meeting in the Scottish Parliament on Saturday 24th March and in the Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh on Sunday 25th March. Find out more here...
The SYP is being presented with an award for volunteering at a reception at a Volunteering Development Scotland Reception
By now we should have a manifesto developed with input from a good number of young people, but we won't be happy with input from a good number of young people, we want thousands of you to have your say and tell us what you think! We're already committed to dropping any policy which the majority of Scotland's young people don't like...
Using all the responses we receive from our inital consultation, Members of the Scottish Youth Parliament (MSYPs) will put together the first official draft of our 'manifesto for young people'. When we're finished, we'll get our MSYPs to approve it to go out to the next stage of consultation - which will hopefully be absolutely massive!
As part of the process of producing our youth manifesto, the SYP's members will be meeting in their Subject Committees at Strathclyde Fire and Rescue HQ, Hamilton.
To enable the SYP to put together its initial draft of its 'Manifesto for Young People' we'll be running our intial consultation with young people here on the website during our "Subject Committee Web Weeks", as well as in offline surveys and events.
The SYP will be running a "speak:easy" consultation event in partnership with Aberdeen's Youth Action Committee, to allow Aberdeen young people to tell us what they think.
The SYP is part of this event, organised by the Cross-Party Group on Children & Young People, at this year's Festival of Politics
SYP Chair Rajiv Joshi chairs this debate at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in the City's Charlotte Square Gardens.
August's General Meeting will take place in Shetland and on the Aberdeen-Shetland ferry!
The SYP will be sending a delegation to Leicester to take part in the UK Youth Parliament's Annual Sitting.
The first meeting of the new SYP Executive takes place this weekend at Auchengillan Scout Centre.
Scotland hosts the CIVICUS World Assembly
The Annual General Meeting of the SYP is to be held in Glenrothes in June of 2006.
The next General Meeting of the Scottish Youth Parliament will be held in Livingston, West Lothian - hosted by West Lothian Council
The Scottish Youth Parliament is to be a partner in delivering this event with the Scottish Adult Learning Partnership
Rajiv Joshi MSYP will Convene December's meeting of the Cross Party Group.
Education Minister Peter Peacock to meet with young people as part of the Times Educational Supplement's anniversary events.
Heads of organisations from across the British Isles will come together to exchange info about all the latest developments.
