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Too often we hear negative comments about young people.  Isn't it about time we publicly applauded them and recognised the positive and lasting difference they make to the lives of others?  The Diana Award does just that.

Over the past ten years the Diana Award has recognised over 27,000 young people from across the UK who are making a lasting and positive difference to other people's lives.   In Scotland alone we have over 2000 award holders and it's becoming a growing force each year.

There is an award for everyone with the three award schemes which complement the Curriculum for Excellence and the 4 capabilities:

• The Diana Award is for exceptional individuals aged 12-18 who make a sustained, selfless contribution to their communities
• The Diana Certificate of Excellence is for groups aged 12-18 who work together to make communities a better place
• The Diana Anti-Bullying Award for individuals and groups aged 5-18 who have tackled bullying in their communities and schools.

The deadline for nominations is 21 May 2010, but if you nominate by the 31 March 2010, there is a possibility of being included in our forthcoming prestigious award ceremonies in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee.

Nominations can be made online at http://www.diana-award.org.uk/

If you would like further information or a visit from a member of the awards team please call 0845 3372987.