FAQs Archive - Tree Council's Young Tree Champions

Q: How much time will parents / guardians need to support Junior Ambassadors?

A parent or guardian will be responsible for consenting to their child being nominated to become a Junior Ambassador. The Junior Ambassadors will be set a mission which can be delivered out of school hours (writing a poem, speech, song) so we would be keen for parents to support them with this activity if possible.

Q: How long does the Junior Ambassador role last for and how much time will they need to commit to being a Junior Ambassador, beyond being a Young Tree Champion.

The role lasts until the end of the summer term. Junior Ambassadors will need to commit the same amount of time as they would as a Young Tree Champion to delivering their project. In addition, they will be required to attend at least one masterclass and complete at least one challenge during school hours to gain the skills needed to fulfil their role and creatively raise awareness of the importance of trees and nature and their Young Tree Champion project or club activities. This will take a total of between 1 and 3 hours to complete, between March and May.

Q: Will all successful ambassadors receive exactly the same support and training regardless of their age and ability?

No, we want all ambassadors to get the maximum benefit from their training so we will tailor masterclasses to deliver bespoke training for primary, secondary and special school pupils. We will also gather feedback after each masterclass so that we can adapt future sessions.

Q: How many Young Tree Champions per school can be nominated to be a Junior Ambassador?

Up to four students per school can be nominated to become a Junior Ambassador.

How long does the Junior Ambassador role last for and how much time will they need to commit to being a Junior Ambassador, beyond being a Young Tree Champion.

The role lasts until the end of the summer term. [...]

By jmhayward@gmail.com|2023-04-17T09:05:14+00:00April 17, 2023|Junior Ambassadors|0 Comments

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