Citizenship Foundation: educating for effective citizenship

Alphabetical list of all resources

• A friend for Farouk (Printed)
  Sample unit from 'You, Me, Us!', for key stages 1 & 2.
• Action for a Change (Printed)
  An activity pack for young people and social change
• Active learning: a whole school approach (Case Studies)
  Colne Community School, Essex
• All at sea (Printed)
  Sample unit from 'You, Me, Us!', for key stage 2.
• Amnesty Human Rights project (Case Studies)
  GCSE project co-devised by Amnesty International and the school's English department.
• Anglo-African peer mediation network (Case Studies)
  Long-standing peer mediation programme
• Annual Review: year ended Sept 2001 (Printed)
• Annual Review: year ended Sept 2002 (Printed)
• Annual Review: year ended Sept 2004 (Printed)
• Annual Review: year ended Sept 2005 (Printed)
• Annual Review: year ended Sept 2006 (Printed)
• Anti-Bullying Campaign (ABC) (Case Studies)
  A well established anti-bullying / peer support scheme.
• Behaviour policy developed in Circle Time (Case Studies)
  Involving pupils in setting up a behavioural policy.
• Business of School Councils, The (Printed)
  An investigation into democracy in schools
• Cardiff school produces anti-racism pack (Case Studies)
  The English as an Additional Language Dept. have worked with South Wales police, Race Equality First and their LEA to produce a resource pack: 'Educating for Racial Harmony'
• Changemakers: Developing skills for positive change (Case Studies)
  Encouraging young people to tackle issues of concern to themselves, their community and the world in which they live.
• Changing Places (Printed)
  A practical handbook for active citizenship and community involvement.
• Charity Matters (Printed)
• Children's Express: young people learning through journalism (Case Studies)
  A programme for young people aged 8-18.
• Citizen and the Law, The (Printed)
• Citizen as a Moral Agent: the development of a Continuous and Progressive Citizenship Curriculum, The (Printed)
• Citizens and Society (Printed)
• Citizens' Day Framework (Printed)
  Building cohesive, active and engaged communities
• Citizenship and Civic Education (Printed)
  A report of a comparative research programme into aspects of citizenship in Britain and the US.
• Citizenship and the role of language (Printed)
• Citizenship Challenge: Introduction (Printed)
  A Citizenship resource for Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
• Citizenship Challenge: Unit 1 - Citizens and Citizenship (Printed)
  A Citizenship resource for Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
• Citizenship Challenge: Unit 2 - Society and the Good Life (Printed)
  A Citizenship resource for Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
• Citizenship Challenge: Unit 3 - Politics and Power (Printed)
  A Citizenship resource for Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
• Citizenship Challenge: Unit 4 - Family and Home Life (Printed)
  A Citizenship resource for Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
• Citizenship Challenge: Unit 5 - Crime and Punishment (Printed)
  A Citizenship resource for Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
• Citizenship Challenge: Unit 6 - Neighbourhood and Environment (Printed)
  A Citizenship resource for Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
• Citizenship Challenge: Unit 7 - Shopping and Money (Printed)
  A Citizenship resource for Pupil Referral Units (PRUs)
• Citizenship curriculum development (Case Studies)
  Including researching the issues through a 'Citizenship Day' involving 200 year 9 students.
• Citizenship Curriculum, The (Printed)
  Introductory chapter to 'Playing a Part: Drama and Citizenship'.
• Citizenship Education in Your School (Printed)
  Leaflet for school governors
• Citizenship Education: current state of play and recommendations (Printed)
  The Citizenship Foundation's submission to the Education and Skills Select Committee
• Citizenship Foundation and Publicly Funded Legal Education and Information, The (Printed)
• Citizenship Foundation, The (Printed)
• Citizenship issues explored through Drama (Case Studies)
  REALGAMES workshops
• Citizenship Studies (Printed)
  Resource supporting the OCR GCSE short course in Citizenship.
• Citizenship Studies: Foundation edition (Printed)
  Resource supporting the OCR GCSE short course in Citizenship.
• Citizenship Studies: Teachers' Resource (Printed)
  Resource supporting the OCR GCSE short course in Citizenship.
• Citizenship: raising the standard (Printed)
  Training package for secondary Citizenship teachers
• Citizenship: raising the standard DVD (Other Media)
  Accompanying DVD for the 'Raising the Standard' taining package for secondary Citizenship teachers
• Conflict resolution training for social change (Case Studies)
  Conflict resolution in schools
• Creating cross-community citizenship education forums (Printed)
• Critical thinking through History (Case Studies)
  Citizenship - related history projects in schools
• Democracy in Schools and the Local Community (Printed)
  A free leaflet on setting up a school council, and youth participation in local democracy.
• Developing a whole-school policy for citizenship education (Printed)
• Developing Citizens (Printed)
  A Comprehensive Introduction to Effective Citizenship Education in the Secondary School
• Developing Citizenship for students with MLD (Case Studies)
  Curriculum development example.
• Developing respect through Art (Case Studies)
  Pupils-led project with CSV support
• Developing responsible action through a sustainability project (Case Studies)
  A collaboration between Oxfam and Local Agenda 21 with support from local schools and the Sutton Ecology Centre.
• Developing Spiritual, Moral and Social Values through a Citizenship Programme for Primary Schools (Printed)
• Education for Citizenship in Europe (Printed)
• Education for Citizenship, Diversity and Race Equality (Printed)
  A practical guide
• Education for Deliberative Competence: Moral Education in a Pluralist Society (Printed)
• Education of Good Citizens: The Role of Moral Education, The (Printed)
• Elements of Citizenship, The (Printed)
  A monogram on aspects of citizenship.
• Ending Slavery: an unfinished business (Printed)
  A resource pack for Citizenship, History and Religious Education.
• European Citizenship and Education for Democracy and Human Rights (Printed)
• European Citizenship Resources (Other Media)
• European Citizenship: practical vision or empty vessel? (Printed)
  Talk by Citizenship Foundation Chairman Michael Maclay to the London School of Economics
• Exploring citizenship issues through drama (Case Studies)
  A Theatre and Citizenship programme, Theatre Royal Stratford East.
• Exploring Citizenship: Building Participation (Printed)
  Initial Submission to the Youth Citizenship Commission
• Exploring issues of rights with children from other schools (Case Studies)
  A partnership project between Save the Children and primary schools in Camden.
• Faith, identity and belonging: education for shared citizenship (Printed)
  Report of a seminar held in February 2006 by the Inter Faith Network.
• From Student Voice to Shared Responsibility (Printed)
  Effective practice in democratic school governance in European schools
• G-Nation (Web)
• G-Week 2007 events booklet (Printed)
• Giving Nation Awards application deadline (Events)
• Giving Nation Challenge (Web)
• Giving Nation Challenge DVD (Other Media)
• GM crops (Web)
  From the 'Teaching Controversial Issues' series
• Good Thinking: vol.1 (Printed)
  Education for Citizenship and Moral Responsibility
• Good Thinking: vol.2 (Printed)
  Education for Citizenship and Moral Responsibility
• Good Thinking: vol.3 (Printed)
  Education for Citizenship and Moral Responsibility
• Have your say! (Web)
  Website for Key Stage 2 PSHE and Citizenship
• Holyrood teaching video (Other Media)
• Human Rights ImpACT (Printed)
  A short guide to the Human Rights Act 1998.
• Hunting with hounds (Web)
  From the 'Teaching Controversial Issues' series
• I was a teenage governor, phase 1 report (Printed)
  Project report phase 1: Pupil Governorship: initial thoughts and possibilities
• I was a teenage governor, phase 2 report (Printed)
  Project report phase 2
• Identity Cards (Web)
  From the 'Teaching Controversial Issues' series
• Identity, Diversity and Citizenship (Printed)
  A Critical Review of Educational Resources
• Improving a school through raising self-esteem (Case Studies)
• Inside Britain (Printed)
  A guide to the UK constitution
• Introducing Citizenship (Other Media)
  Accompanying video.
• Introducing Citizenship (Printed)
  A practical handbook for primary schools.
• Introducing citizenship education (Printed)
  Leaflet for parents and carers
• Iraq and other controversial issues (Web)
  From the 'Teaching Controversial Issues' series
• Journalism gives voice to young people in Peckam (Case Studies)
  Project which introduces young people to the media.
• Law-related Education: an overview (Printed)
• Lawyers in Schools Twinning Scheme sample (Printed)
  Free sample from the pack for use in schools by lawyers as part of a twinning scheme.
• Lawyers in Schools Twinning Scheme: promotional pack (Printed)
  Promotional pack for lawyers
• Life and Law in Britain (Printed)
  A Guide for Young Asylum Seekers and Refugees
• Making sense of citizenship (Printed)
  CPD handbook
• Making sense of citizenship, chapter 1: 'What is citizenship? Spelling it out' (Printed)
  CPD handbook free chapter
• Making sense of citizenship, chapter 2: 'Laying the foundations (nursery & primary)' (Printed)
  CPD handbook free chapter
• Making sense of citizenship, chapter 3: 'Citizenship in the taught (secondary) curriculum' (Printed)
  CPD handbook free chapter
• Making sense of citizenship, chapter 4: 'Citizenship through other secondary subjects' (Printed)
  CPD handbook free chapter
• Making sense of citizenship, chapter 7: 'Learning & teaching strategies' (Printed)
  CPD handbook free chapter
• Mapping the complexities of citizenship (Printed)
• MLD and SLD resources for Rights, Government and Racism (Case Studies)
  A range of Citizenship units have been successfully trialled in special schools
• Mock parliament video (Other Media)
• Mock Trial Competition helps deliver law-related and citizenship education (Case Studies)
• Mock Trial Pack (Printed)
  Materials for running a mock trial in school.
• Money Money Money (Web)
  A basic guide to personal finance
• Money Money Money Teacher Support Pack (Printed)
  A 'Money Money Money' resource for teaching financial literacy.
• Moral and Civic Education: The Search for a Robust Entitlement Model (Printed)
• Newsletter: 2000, Summer (Printed)
  Newsletter of the Citizenship Foundation
• Newsletter: 2001, Autumn (Printed)
  Newsletter of the Citizenship Foundation
• Newsletter: 2002, Autumn (Printed)
  Newsletter of the Citizenship Foundation
• Paying For It (Web)
• Peer counselling (Case Studies)
  Students are linked to Greenwich Youth Council as part of an attempt to actively engage in the democratic process.
• Peer education in nightclubs (Case Studies)
  Philip Lawrence Award winner, 2000
• Peer Education: Storytelling (Case Studies)
  Developing links with small, isolated primary schools.
• Peer-led research project to tackle school issues (Case Studies)
  A peer led research project looking at teacher/pupil communication, issues in the school and the effectiveness of the school council.
• Peter the Great's Great Idea (Printed)
  A sample unit from the wide-ability resource, 'Citizenship for All'.
• Philosophy for children (Case Studies)
  The benefits of introducing philosophy lessons.
• Policy Matters: Citizenship and the 14-19 agenda (Web)
  A collection of thoughts from experts and practitioners
• Political Journalism Competition Organiser's Guide (Printed)
• Positive effects of a secondary school council (Case Studies)
  School Councils UK have produced a video about this project.
• Prisons: do they work? (Web)
  From the 'Teaching Controversial Issues' series
• Raising a giving nation (Printed)
  A report on three years of research and activity with young people and schools by the Giving Nation programme
• Raising standards through community involvement and raising self-esteem (Case Studies)
• Refugee simulation (Case Studies)
  Simulation of refugees' experience
• Rizer (Web)
  Impartial information and advice to young people about the criminal justice system to deter them from becoming involved in crime.
• Running a mock trial (Printed)
  A guide and materials for teachers, participants and organisers
• School Council and Peer Mediation Scheme (Case Studies)
• School councils link with local council (Camden LEA) (Case Studies)
  School councils and links with the local council.
• SEEN Toolkit 3 (Printed)
• Self-evaluation tool (Printed)
  A tool for schools to audit their citizenship provision
• Shadow Youth Council, Fermanagh (Case Studies)
  A group of people elected by post primary age students throughout the county using the PR system.
• Show Racism the Red Card: anti-racism in football (Case Studies)
  An anti-racist education campaign, which aims to end the presence and toleration of racism in football
• Sixth Form MLD and SLD students plan Citizenship (Case Studies)
  Students at SEEVIC (South East Essex Sixth Form College) suggest/decide topics as part of their termly review.
• SMART Thinking (Printed)
  Social, moral and reflective thinking for young offenders and young people at risk
• Smoking in Public Places (Web)
  From the 'Teaching Controversial Issues' series
• Southwark Council encourages political and economic literacy (Case Studies)
  Young people from local schools and youth groups set their own budget for Southwark.
• Southwark Students develop charter of rights and responsibilities (Case Studies)
  Project involving 150 students from 8 secondary schools.
• Student Action for Refugees (Case Studies)
  STAR helps students promote awareness of refugee issues, support refugees and campaign for refugee rights.
• Student councils: Special school and mainstream schools working together (Case Studies)
  The after school youth club has its own council which makes decisions about the running of the club.
• Student-led anti-racist education (Case Studies)
• Study Support Centre, Middlesborough Football Club (Case Studies)
  A 'cool' learning place - the experience includes learning about teamwork, cooperation, respect, and anti-racism.
• Successful cross-curricular Citizenship (Case Studies)
• Teacher training in citizenship education: training for a new subject or for a new kind of subject? (Web)
• Teaching about controversial issues (Printed)
  Guidance for teachers
• Teaching Controversial Issues (Web)
  Topics include GM crops, hunting, prisons, ID cards, Iraq, smoking in public, and the voting age.
• The Howard League Citizenship and Crime Project (Case Studies)
  A project set up to educate young people about the criminal justice system and youth crime.
• Thinkers (Printed)
• Thinkers: The Sand Tray (Printed)
• Thinkers: The Scary Video (Printed)
• Towards a national strategy for public legal education (Printed)
  Public Legal Education: a proposal for development
• Tribes: exploring how communities can live peacefully together (Case Studies)
  A series of fun, flexible lessons for RE and Citizenship.
• Trouble for Danny: Making SENse of the Law (Printed)
  A downloadable resource for students with special education needs
• Troublous times: young people, citizenship and respect (Printed)
  Hooper Lecture 2006, given by Shami Chakrabarti
• Tsunami lesson plan (Printed)
  The Asian Tsunami: Natural Disaster & Public Reaction
• Understanding Citizenship: Book 1 (2nd edition) (Printed)
  A progressive course for Key Stage 3 Citizenship.
• Understanding Citizenship: Book 2 (2nd edition) (Printed)
  A progressive course for Key Stage 3 Citizenship.
• Understanding Citizenship: Book 3 (2nd edition) (Printed)
  A progressive course for Key Stage 3 Citizenship.
• Understanding Citizenship: Teachers' Resource (Printed)
  A progressive course for Key Stage 3 Citizenship.
• Value Pluralism, Democracy and Education for Citizenship (Printed)
• Voting age: reduction to 16 (Web)
  From the 'Teaching Controversial Issues' series
• VSO youth projects in developing countries (Case Studies)
  An exchange programme involving young people from the UK and countries in the developing world.
• We work together: can you? (Printed)
  A teaching resource for promoting co-operation and conflict resolution.
• What's it all about? (Printed)
  Making the case for introducing primary age pupils to the thinking skills associated with good citizenship.
• Whole school approach to Citizenship (Case Studies)
  Ringmer Community College, East Sussex
• Why Human Rights Matter (Printed)
  Hooper Lecture 2005, given by Cherie Booth QC
• Williamson Fund, The (Printed)
  Sample unit for KS4 from 'Charity Matters'.
• Working with Kosovan refugees (Case Studies)
  Young people across the full age range (11-18), co-ordinated an awareness and fund-raising campaign to support Kosovan refugees.
• YCP online (Web)
  Young Citizen's Passport website
• You, Me, Us! (Printed)
  A Citizenship pack for primary schools.
• Young Citizen's Passport, England and Wales: 13th Edition (Printed)
  Award-winning guide to legal rights and responsibilties in England and Wales.
• Young Citizen's Passport, Northern Ireland: 2nd Edition (Printed)
  Award-winning guide to legal rights and responsibilties in Northern Ireland.
• Young Citizen's Passport, Scotland: 2nd Edition (Printed)
  Award-winning guide to legal rights and responsibilties in Scotland.
• Young Citizens In Action, Belfast (Case Studies)
  A youth programme to support and resource young people aged 16-30 involved in volunteering, or who would like to be.
• Young people supporting refugees (Case Studies)
  Local youth workers took positive steps to integrate and welcome young refugees to their new community.
• Young People, Politics & Citizenship: A Disengaged Generation? (Printed)
  Values, attitudes and behaviour of young people in the 1990s
• Young Scots campaign against sectarianism (Case Studies)
  Winners of a Philip Lawrence Award
• Your Rights and Responsibilities: vol.1 (KS3) (Printed)
  A two-part series looking at young people's rights & responsibilities and the role of law in society.
• Your Rights and Responsibilities: vol.2 (KS4) (Printed)
  A two-part series looking at young people's rights & responsibilities and the role of law in society.
• Your Vote, Your Choice: encouraging voter registration (Case Studies)
  A campaign to encourage young people to register to vote and take part in the 1999 Lewisham young people’s referendum.
• Youth Act Graduate Council residential weekend (Events)
• Youth Action Plus: young people tackling social issues in the community (Case Studies)
  Brent Youth Action
• Youth group campaigning for human rights in El Salvador (Case Studies)
  A group of young people in Maidstone have been involved in an on-going campaign to improve the working conditions of factory
• Youth Parliament Competition guide (Printed)
• Youth Parliament Competition: active learning about parliament (Case Studies)
  School-wide active learning about parliament, using the Youth Parliament Competition.
• Youth Work and the Promotion of Citizenship (Printed)