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Create a special group account to add entries to your capsule on behalf of your pupils, members or people you have interviewed.
Add people...
Tell us the names of the people in your group, class or that you have interviewed and you can start adding content for them.
Contribute...
Once everyone is added, you can start grabbing dates in the capsule and adding stories.
"Thank you so much for the challenge..This has introduced a very heartening situation in terms of family as well as social communication to our young students" - Fazaia Intermediate College, Pakistan
"We see [the Jubilee Time Capsule] as an opportunity to promote understanding of different communities and appreciate diversity" - All Saints School, UK
Commonwealth Community Reporters
We are creating a team of Community Reporters based in all 54 Commonwealth countries to reach into their communities and gather people's stories and memories about the last 60 years for the Jubilee Time Capsule. As a Community Reporter you will receive support in developing your skills and will become part of a global network of young reporters. If you want to get involved and share tell interesting stories from your own community, visit the Commonwealth Community Reporters page.
Group Leaders
If you run a youth group then we want to hear from you!
Whether you are a Scouts or Guide leader, run an after-school club or look after a youth group you can get involved in the JTC. Create a group account here.
We're also looking for youth groups to get involved as Commonwealth Community Reporters. By reporting on local events, researching local history and interviewing the local population, your members can tell their community's story to the JTC.
To find out more, download our information pack.
Find out about a number of new competitions available to people contributing to the JTC.
Don't forget to let us know how your pupils or groups are getting on with the Jubilee Time Capsule and what we can do for you to make teaching about the Commonwealth easier. For more information on the range of youth projects that the RCS delivers every year then please see here for how else you can get your students involved. www.thercs.org
If you want to handle all the contributions on behalf of your pupils, you can create a teacher account. There's more information and a simple sign up here.
Need a little help? Take a look at our FAQs for any answers to your questions before sending us an email.
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