NCYW celebrate IWD

NCYW celebrate IWD

International Women’s Day 2025 was recognised by students who participate in our NCYW programme, and some have shared their contributions with us. Nottingham High School focussed on how peer support can help girls to become leaders and accelerate change, by...
Back to the Future

Back to the Future

In recent years NCWGB has increasingly worked with young women via online platforms, however, our younger members have stressed the importance of face-to-face support and companionship. This has inspired us to establish new work based in specific communities. We are...
Funding to allow NCW to engage more young women

Funding to allow NCW to engage more young women

In October 2023 NCWGB was delighted to receive funding from the International Council of Women, to improve our engagement with young women aged 16 to 30 years. The funds are to support work to engage young women who face disadvantage or discrimination.  Several of our...
Durham High School Conference Report

Durham High School Conference Report

National Council of Young Women Conference for Year 9 Students  “˜Moving On Up’ on Wednesday 7th June at Durham High School This event was attended by around 150 students from local schools i.e. Ferryhill, Woodham, Venerable Bede, Parkside, Belmont,...
Celebrating International Women’s Day

Celebrating International Women’s Day

We were thrilled to see what one of our NCYW groups got up to on March 8, 2023 We received a message from The Royal Masonic School for Girls in Hertfordshire, NCYW members, telling us how they had celebrated International Women’s Day this year. Kristy and Avanya...