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For primary, secondary and SEND teachers.

Work together to develop resources and teaching ideas stimulated by the museum's exhibitions and collections, and learn through inputs by guest speakers and in workshops. 

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By the end of the conference, you will have new resources and ideas to try out in your classrooms, different approaches for how to teach power and protest as part of effective citizenship and democracy education in your school curriculum and a greater understanding of how both ACT and the People's History Museum can support you in your work.

You will also:

  • see the permanent collections and the special anniversary Peterloo exhibition at the People's History Museum;
  • develop new ways of working with real sources and artefacts to enhance your teaching;
  • meet and network with newly qualified and experienced ACT teachers from across the country; 
  • get up to date on national education policy and how Citizenship is part of the new Ofsted inspection framework

The day is ideal for teachers developing Citizenship, Personal Development, SMSC and the fundamental British Values.

When
November 9th, 2019 from 10:45 AM to  4:15 PM
Location
People’s History Museum
Left Bank
Spinningfields
Manchester, M3 3ER
United Kingdom
Event Fee(s)
Event Fee(s)
Individual ACT Member £99.00
Individual Non-Member (inc. 1 year individual membership) £199.00
Individual ACT Member Concessionary Rate – Trainee Citizenship Teachers £5.00
Individual Non-Member Concessionary Rate – Trainee Citizenship Teachers (inc. 1 year individual membership) £29.50
Concessionary - Unwaged £29.50