Teen Boys – Page 2

Successful Entrepreneur Andrew Hulbert to share his learnt wisdom with teens at Rocking Ur Teens conference

Andrew Hulbert, 31, is a successful entrepreneur in the services sector. In 2014, aged 27, he founded his own business, Pareto FM, which has grown to over £10m turnover and 100 staff members in just … [Read more...] about Successful Entrepreneur Andrew Hulbert to share his learnt wisdom with teens at Rocking Ur Teens conference

Poet Ragz-CV will show teen boys that ‘poetry can be therapy’ at International Men’s Day celebration

Ryan J Matthews-Robinson better known as Ragz-CV is a Poet from Brixton, South London. Known for his amazing work raising over £10,000 for 'Alzheimer's Society' charity through his music and … [Read more...] about Poet Ragz-CV will show teen boys that ‘poetry can be therapy’ at International Men’s Day celebration

Juvenis Sponsor Rocking Ur Teens Boys Conference

We are delighted to announce the Juvenis are sponsors of our Teen boys conference taking place on the 17th November 2016 at Thomson Reuters, Canary Wharf Juvenis Founder, Winston Goode said "Our … [Read more...] about Juvenis Sponsor Rocking Ur Teens Boys Conference

"Students were blown away by the experience they thoroughly enjoyed the whole thing and the opportunity to network and experience new ideas."

Wendy Howell, Head of Year 8, The Burgess Hill Academy.

"The event has been a resounding success. The students were able to relate to the speakers and have the belief that anything is possible"

Billy Doyle, Phoenix Academy

"A well organised and inspirational event in a fantastic setting"

Rebecca Hill, Bonus Pastor Catholic College.

"What an inspirational, Motivating and well-organised event. The speakers, quizzes and ambience were truly engaging and aspirational. Thank you yo Rocking Ur Teens."

Shoala Hentzen, Capital City Academy

"Rocking Ur Teens is the place to be to gain better understanding of self"

Ms Bastien, Teddington School

" A range of speakers from people they can relate to, Aspire to be or change their pathway"

Stacy Acheampong, Park High School