Why is Citizenship important?
Citizenship helps young people to play an effective role in public life. They learn about rights, responsibilities, the law and democracy.
It encourages respect for people of all nationalities, religions and ethnic identities. Citizenship aims to give young people a voice with which they can change their world in an appropriate way.
It encourages respect for people of all nationalities, religions and ethnic identities. Citizenship aims to give young people a voice with which they can change their world in an appropriate way.
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Thursday, 20 March 2008
Year 8 FUNdraising
This term Year 8 have been collecting money and gifts for an orphanage in Nepal. They have organised a school disco and an egg hunt. They have also been collecting much needed things to put in shoe boxes to send to the orphanage.
Thursday, 13 March 2008
Fair Trade
Year 9 are studying how Fair Trade Footballs are transforming lives in Pakistan. They are going to write to all Premier League football teams to raise awareness of the issues discussed in this video from Teachers TV that we watched in class.
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News from the Citizenship Foundation
- Our 26th Bar Mock Trial Competition is now open to entries - join the action!
- PSHE will join citizenship as a statutory curriculum subject under the Lib Dems, says David Laws
- Go-Givers election resources for primary schools
- Free ACT resources for teaching about the election
- Voter registration deadline is Monday - tell your students before it's too late