Here is the audio file to accompany the 'Creative Engagement with Easter' resource in the April Youthwork Magazine. To listen and download this audio resource, please select 'download' below.

Amy Stock chats to Brad Hawkes from New Generation about resourcing young people to have an impact in their schools. Brad introduces the idea of NG and why he thinks the idea of releasing young people is so key both in schools and in the wider church.

This month, Leeds Faith in Schools take the hot seat and host our schoolswork.co.uk podcast. Our podcasts will be guest hosted over the next few months to allow a snapshot into the wacky and wonderful life of schoolsworks around the country. Great stuff!

I just want people to see me - a cry from a teenager that prompted an art exhibition for children in care; creative ways we can engage with young people through art and the value it gives them; a reflection as we go into the busy Christmas season

It's our first birthday and a chance to celebrate. A look back at the year that was, birthday greetings from schoolsworkers across the UK and a teen's view on Jeff Lucas' latest book. Plus more insight into opening the Bible with young people.

This month we step inside the classroom and find ourselves in an RE lesson all about Pilgrimage. Plus top tips for taking lessons from the legendary Lat Blaylock, and a great reflection: 'I don't understand you sometimes God".

Back after the summer break, Lillie Jenkins climbs into the schoolswork hot seat and takes us into the new term including an alarming vision of schoolsworkers wearing superman costumes of capes and underpants. Enjoy. (please scroll down the ipod screen)

Tom Wade guides us through some top summer reads, summer festivals to watch out for, a review of Prince Caspian by Martin Saunders and a reflection to help you unwind as you think back over your work this year. Remember to scroll down the ipod screen!

Tom Wade interviews Chris Curtis this month about the digital world our young people are growing up in, and the particular challenges and opportunities that provides, as well as the dangers we should be aware of.

Mark Roques talks about the art of storytelling and introduces us to his dynamic approach to schools work. If you're listening online, you'll need to scroll done to 'may podcast' in the ipod window.