Our Company Values YTAS has five core values that guide how we run our company and our activities. These values define who we are and how we operate. Helping Others: we support, enable and champion.

Youth work promotes values of inclusion, mutual respect, equality and the involvement of young people in decision-making. It is about building relationships based on trust and shared understanding, ...

Safeguarding The concept of ‘doing regulated work’ will be replaced by ‘regulated roles’ that qualify for PVG Scheme membership. In summary, regulated roles for children involve paid or unpaid work ...

Regional Hubs are intended for everyone who uses drama and theatre in their work with young people within a geographical area. This could include youth theatre leaders, drama teachers, youth workers, ...

YTAS believes that children and young people should not experience abuse of any kind. We have a responsibility to promote and safeguard the welfare of all children and we are committed to practicing ...

As part of the legacy of Scotland’s Census 2022, National Records of Scotland (NRS) have decided to donate up to 400 Chromebooks and some of the mobile phones used by the Census Field officers this ...

Queen Margaret University are delighted their 4 th year BA (Hons) Acting and Performance graduating students have the opportunity to not only showcase their talents to the wider acting industry, but ...

We’ll be taking over the Lanternhouse in Cumbernauld on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 April with a programme of dynamic, interactive workshops led by inspiring theatre professionals like Wonderfools, Ned ...

Thanks to funding from Creative Scotland, the Gannochy Trust, the Macrobert Trust, the Foyle Foundation, the People’s Postcode Trust, the Stafford Trust, the Hugh Fraser Foundation and the JTH ...

The successful candidate will have a clear creative vision for directing Antigone and be willing to work collaboratively with the Assistant Director. You will have a supportive and collaborative ...

The UK signed up to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) in 1991. This international human rights treaty outlines the rights every child deserves. In 2023, the Scottish ...

Beware! They’re young, they’re awkward and usually they’re excited for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons or robotics club. But tonight, something different is happening. Tonight, the Nerds and Geeks ...