Nothing brings the world together like the World Cup
You scream for your team and nation during the game. But when the final whistle blows, it’s time for hugs and handshakes all around.
WHAT WE DO
News Decoder informs, connects and empowers young people to be engaged citizens and changemakers locally, nationally and globally.
LATEST NEWS
Decoder Replay: Draw your own map to the future
Technology and environmental changes happen so fast, we can’t picture the world five years from now, let alone 50. So how to best prepare for the unknown?
Can British voters stop the revolving door to being prime minister?
From David Cameron to whoever replaces Keir Starmer, why does British politics make voters, and the world, dizzy?
Take delight in deleting
Books that are difficult to read win literary prizes. But if you want everyone to read your work, don’t make it longer than it needs to be.
Youth Voices
Read the winning stories from our most recent youth storytelling contest.
More in Youth Voices. Learn how your school can get involved.
Decoders
Decoder Replay: Draw your own map to the future
Technology and environmental changes happen so fast, we can’t picture the world five years from now, let alone 50. So how to best prepare for the unknown?
Decoder Replay: Global influence through medical aid
When a nation provides international aid for medical supplies and doctors it can gain allies around the world. Refusing aid builds resentment.
Decoder Replay: To celebrate or denigrate?
How we think about the world depends on history we have accepted as true. But that version of the past relies on stories based on partial truths.
News Decoder Updates
Young people want to be heard. Are you listening?
For our 11th birthday we brought together people from across the world, young and old, to explore the power of journalism and education to amplify voices.
The stories that stood out
A panel of three judges read dozens of articles produced by News Decoder students. These are the ones that wowed them.
Decoder Replay: Why be judged?
Who doesn’t want to be Best in Show? But all those who compete in talent and skill contests prove themselves to be a breed apart.




















