Oliver’s Short film portrays his father’s journey to getting fit in order to be more involved with his kids. However his dad ends up in a cast due to unforeseen events. In the 2020/21 task, students were asked to produce their own five minute film based on the theme of a ‘Challenge' with an aim to allow young people to experiment with film making methods and demonstrate their abilities in filmmaking.

As part of the article on page 6, A future for the forgotten Rotary interviewed Father Peter Walters about his charity Let The Children Live! to gain further insight into what the charity does. If you are interested in finding out more about Father Peter read the full article at: https://www.rotarygbi.org/magazine/february-march-2022/a-future-for-the-forgotten/ For more information about 'Let The Children Live!' visit the website at: https://letthechildrenlive.org/

CEO of Royal Voluntary Service, Catherine Johnstone, talks about the impact of the pandemic, how volunteering has changed and why we can't go back.

In remembrance of Captain Sir Tom Moore, we take a look back to July 2020. Where we had the very special honour of having Captain Sir Tom and his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore as our special guests on the togetherTalks.  He talks about the honour of being a Rotarian and provides inspirational wisdom for generations to come.