We discovered this happy feel-good story, which was printed by The Worthing Herald via Twitter. Let's hope that this is a first positive step towards the media printing good news stories, and that The Worthing Herald becomes a trend-setter! The next positive step is that this story would make the front page!
Back to the story ... Katie Norton, a 15-year-old from Worthing, West Sussex, has been named the St John Ambulance Sussex cadet of the year. Katie had to do a presentation, pitch for a TV soap featuring issues concerning young people and also had to have a uniform inspection and give an interview. Being cadet of the year also means that Katie becomes an ambassador for St John. We reckon that she would also be a strong contender for Dragons' Den !
In the future, she hopes her training will help her in her bid to become a doctor. Katies said: "I think having a first aid qualification is important for anyone. It's very useful and I hope it will help me in my career. "I would encourage young people to sign up as you can meet people of your own age and make friends."
Click here to read this fantastic story in full!
Katie's story proves that not all 15-year olds are trouble! We would like people like Katie to join us in our challenge. If you are interested in joining Let's Rebrand Britain, email us at info@rebrandbritain.co.uk
Sunday 19 April 2009
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