Young people in NI describe grief, fear and opportunity during the coronavirus lockdown.
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If you are 11-18 years old, tell us about how the Coronavirus pandemic is impacting you, your friends and family, or your community or upload a question you think the BBC should be asking the experts?
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Tell us your coronavirus stories
If you are 11-18 years old, tell us about how the Coronavirus pandemic is impacting you, your friends and family, or your community or upload a question you think the BBC should be asking the experts?
Swapping schools in lockdown
Sisters Aoife and Caoimhe talk about what it's been like to start a new school during the pandemic - they've been made welcome virtually!
The impact of lockdown on teenagers' lives
Young people in NI describe grief, fear and opportunity during the coronavirus lockdown.
Video 1 minute 10 seconds
Tips for learning at home
Learning at home has become the new norm for most young people during the coronavirus pandemic but it is something Gabriella, Thomas and Hebe are more familiar with.
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Tell us your coronavirus stories
If you are 11-18 years old, tell us about how the Coronavirus pandemic is impacting you, your friends and family, or your community or upload a question you think the BBC should be asking the experts?
Swapping schools in lockdown
Sisters Aoife and Caoimhe talk about what it's been like to start a new school during the pandemic - they've been made welcome virtually!
The impact of lockdown on teenagers' lives
Young people in NI describe grief, fear and opportunity during the coronavirus lockdown.
Video 1 minute 10 seconds
Tips for learning at home
Learning at home has become the new norm for most young people during the coronavirus pandemic but it is something Gabriella, Thomas and Hebe are more familiar with.
What is BBC Young Reporter?
Find out more about the BBC's journalism and media project that encourages young people to share their stories.
Have a listen to 'Hear Me'
A podcast for young people, by young people about growing up in Britain today.
Make the headlines with BBC iReporter
Play the role of a journalist with the BBC iReporter "choose-your-own-adventure" style interactive game.
Swapping schools in lockdown
Sisters Aoife and Caoimhe talk about what it's been like to start a new school during the pandemic - they've been made welcome virtually!
The impact of lockdown on teenagers' lives
Young people in NI describe grief, fear and opportunity during the coronavirus lockdown.
Video 1 minute 10 seconds
Tips for learning at home
Learning at home has become the new norm for most young people during the coronavirus pandemic but it is something Gabriella, Thomas and Hebe are more familiar with.
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Learning at home has become the new norm for most young people during the coronavirus pandemic but it is something Gabriella, Thomas and Hebe are more familiar with.
If you are 11-18 years old, tell us about how the Coronavirus pandemic is impacting you, your friends and family, or your community or upload a question you think the BBC should be asking the experts?
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