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Enrichment should be a reality for all young people

If the government is serious about opportunity, it should guarantee and fund at least 80 hours of enrichment
Ruth Marvel Guest Contributor

Chief executive, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award

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Everyone seems to be talking about enrichment at present. As we wrap-up party conference season, it’s clear it’s a topic that has moved from the margins to the mainstream.

Policymakers, educators and employers are all recognising that what happens beyond the classroom is fundamental to preparing young people for an uncertain future.

There’s a NEET crisis and growing feelings of disconnection and loneliness.

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