Greenwich Young People's Council (GYPC) is a strategic forum for young people to represent the views, concerns and aspirations of children and young people in Royal Greenwich. 

They strive for improved outcomes and influence decision-making across the council.

Representatives serve for a two-year term following a democratic elections process in their schools and youth hubs. 

They work to deliver against manifesto priorities, including running campaigns and collaborating with councillors, to make a difference in their schools and wider communities. 

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2025 to 2027 Greenwich Young People's Council

A welcome message from the GYPC:

"We're a group of 20 students from 13 local schools who were elected to represent young people across the borough.

We're passionate about using our time in GYPC to make a difference and improve outcomes for young people and our communities."

The 2025 to 2027 Greenwich Young People's Council standing together outside the Old Royal Naval College.
The 2025 to 2027 Young People's Council standing together outside the Old Royal Naval College.

Greenwich Young People’s Council Manifesto 2025 to 2027

Every 2 years, GYPC publishes a manifesto outlining the priorities for their term. The priorities are selected through a democratic process including voting and debates.

The 2025 to 2027 Manifesto will be published in November 2025.

Get in touch

The purpose of GYPC is to represent young people’s voices. If there’s something we should know about, get in touch! 

You can also find out who your school’s representative is. The next elections will be in 2027. 

Email us at youth-voice@royalgreenwich.gov.uk

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