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work that some of the young people have created, and activities they
have taken part in. If you would like to
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Game
Employment
Job Centre Plus (Job Search)
Job Centre (General)
Support and Advice
napac
(The National Association for
People Abused in Childhood)
Training
Joke of the Week
Once upon a time in a medieval kingdom there lived three men: a doctor, an apothecary, and a wizard. All three, in one way or another, offended the king and were sentenced to die on the same morning. The day of the execution arrived, and the doctor was led up to the guillotine. As he strapped the doctor to the guillotine, the executioner asked, "Head up or head down?" "Head up," said the doctor. "Blindfold or no blindfold?" "No blindfold." The executioner slowly raised the blade to the top of the guillotine. When the blade reached its peak the executioner released it, and it came sliding down its tracks, but stopped barely an inch above the doctor's neck. As luck would have it, the law of the land stated that if an execution didn't succeed it was a miracle, and the prisoner was to be released. The doctor was set free.
Then the apothecary was led up to the guillotine. "Head up or head down?" said the executioner. "Head up," said the apothecary. "Blindfold or no blindfold?" "No blindfold." Once again the executioner slowly raised the blade to the top of the guillotine. When the blade reached its peak the executioner released it, and it came sliding down its tracks, but stopped barely an inch above the apothecary's neck. Once again the law prevailed and the apothecary was set free.
Finally the wizard was led up to the guillotine. "Head up or head down?" asked the executioner. "Head up." "Blindfold or no blindfold?" "No blindfold." The executioner slowly raised the blade to the top of the guillotine. When the blade reached its peak the wizard exclaimed, "WAIT! I see how to fix the problem!"
