This resource has been developed by Zoe Baker to help teachers consider and plan ways in which Citizenship can make an important contribution to educating children about the Holocaust.
Links to activities and teaching ideas are provided.
ACT is delighted to support a campaign launched by the Council of Europe, 'Free to Speak, Safe to Learn', which encouarges all schools to become 'Democratic Schools'.
Balbir Sohal, Education Consultant, shares her thoughts on the Duty and the best resources she has encountered. This is helpful when teaching about British values and Preventing Violent Extremism.
There are two exhibitions at the Towner Art Gallery in Eastbourne that are of interest to citizenship teachers and may well be worth a trip to the seaside.
Recording Britain
Organised by the V&A | exhibition runs until 2 May 2016
The National Football Museum opened in the landmark Urbis building in Manchester City Centre in July 2012.
In January 2013 the Museum will begin its educational programme offer to schools. One of its key sessions is a creative Citizenship learning session.
Topics covered include Racism in Football, Women’s Football and Disability Football. After an introductory talk students will reinforce the ideas discussed by completing a trail on the Museum’s Galleries.
Suitable for secondary students, Key Stages 3 and 4.
