The Duke of Edinburgh's Award
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Scheme's record defended over prince's claim...risks Published: Organisers of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award insisted yesterday the scheme had an "exemplary safety record" after the Earl of Wessex suggested the risk of death attracted young people to take part. Prince Edward was... In this article: Prince Edward, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Sydney, UK, Dehydration, Silver, and Australia |
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Sydney Morning Herald - Business | October 25, 2009
Prince Edward to visit Sydney
...in Sydney for a royal visit on Tuesday. The Earl of Wessex, 45, son of Queen Elizabeth II, will attend a series of engagements in Sydney over two days as part of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award. In recent years, Prince Edward has taken on...
In this article: Prince Edward, Sydney, Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Quentin Bryce, Clover Moore, The Earl of Wessex, Cathedral School, Princess Eugenie, Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, and Queen Elizabeth II
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ITN Headline News - Index | October 30, 2009
Prince Edward in trouble over death comment
Prince Edward in trouble over death comment Prince Edward is in trouble after suggesting teenagers find the "risk of death" exciting when they take part in the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme. The Earl of Wessex was speaking in Australia...
In this article: Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh award, Silver, The Earl of Wessex, Blue Mountains, Sydney, Australia, and Britain
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BBC News | October 30, 2009
Risk of death
...part in the programme - has been widely condemned. But what are the risks of taking part in the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme, and is the possibility of death really part of its allure? The prince had told the newspaper that the reaction...
In this article: Prince Edward, Australia, Dehydration, Duke of Edinburgh award, and The Duke of Edinburgh
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The Australian | October 29, 2009
Death risk no lure, mum tells prince
...overboard THE mother of a gold recipient of the Duke of Edinburgh Award has accused Prince Edward of getting "excited" over his suggestion that young people are attracted to the scheme because of the possibility they could die. Sally...
In this article: Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Sydney, Edinburgh, Australia, and BBC
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Yahoo! News | October 30, 2009
Prince Edward sparks Australia adventure controversy (AFP)
...thrill of death. Edward is the chairman of the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme, a program which encourages 14 to 25-year-olds to undertake a range of activities including trekking, rafting, horse riding and volunteer work. Australian...
In this article: Prince Edward, Agence France Presse, Queen Elizabeth II, Australia, All rights reserved, Down Under, Duke of Edinburgh Award, and Prince Philip
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Scotland on Sunday | October 30, 2009
Prince in award death risk gaffe
...Date: 30 October 2009 Organisers of the Duke of Edinburgh award insisted that the scheme has an "exemplary safety record" after the Earl of Wessex suggested the risk of death attracts young people to take part. Prince Edward was speaking...
In this article: Prince Edward, Silver, UK, All rights reserved, and Dehydration
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BBC News | October 30, 2009
Death risk alluring, says prince
...part in the UK every year. It added: "The Duke of Edinburgh's Award has an exemplary safety record and has no record of a death of a DofE participant in the UK as a direct result of their DofE expedition." The prince is visiting...
In this article: Prince Edward, Sydney, Silver, The Duke of Edinburgh, Australia, and UK
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Sunday Mirror | October 29, 2009
Prince Edward: Duke of Edinburgh award death could make scheme more popular
...Edinburgh award death could make scheme more popular Prince Edward has created outrage by suggesting the death of a boy doing a Duke of Edinburgh Award could attract more participants. The Prince was visiting Sydney to mark the 50th...
In this article: Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh award, Dehydration, Sydney, and Australia
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The DofE (or The Duke of Edinburgh's Award), is a programme of activities that can be undertaken by anyone aged from 14 to 25, regardless of personal ability. DofE programmes can on average take anywhere between 1 year and 3/4 years to complete, depending upon the route you take, and around 275,000 participants are taking part in the Award Programme at any time in the United Kingdom. It began in the United Kingdom and is popular in the Commonwealth. The Award is also run in other countries by the International Award Association.
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