Teachers

The world is changing fast. Citizenship is the one curriculum subject that can make sense of that. We have been helping teachers deliver it for over twenty years and we're not stopping now.

Our most recent resources are the result of collaborations:

Equal Rights, Equal Respect is a free toolkit for Key Stage 3 teachers to cover issues of equality and human rights. It is produced by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). We helped advise on its design.

Moving People, Changing Places is a set of lesson plans that uses real-life examples to help students consider a range of issues relating to migration and identity. The lesson plans can be used individually or as a scheme of work. The resource is a result of research by the University of Leeds and we were involved in its development.

Also see our own range of teaching resources and our online guides for pedagogy and practice.

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Save the citizenship curriculum

Democratic Life is a group of individuals and organisations campaigning to save citizenship from being axed in the government's curriculum review. Join their campaign to add your voice.

During Parliaemt Week (31 October - 6 November 2011) they are encouraging schools to invite an MP to take part in a citizenship lesson.

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