
The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is a programme founded in the United Kingdom in 1956 by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, which has now spread to more than 140 other countries. The award recognises the personal achievements of young adults in community and self-development projects. Any student, from 14 years old, can participate.
It's a fun and rewarding way to learn new skills and how to collaborate with others. Encouraging teamwork, solidarity, physical stamina and awareness: the Duke of Edinburgh's Award is a comprehensive and varied personal development programme that allows everyone to show their full potential.