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Citizenship Education Citizen Brum
2009 Children & Young People Matter
  Citizenship Education   - The Strategy
Citizenship Education Strategy - Brighter Futures
How the Citizenship Education curriculum contributes to Brighter Futures outcomes

• Promoting community cohesion and involvement.

• Developing social and moral responsibility, and political literacy.

• Equipping children and young people with the knowledge, understanding and skills to play an effective and positive role in public society.

• Expanding children and young people’s understanding of the principles that underpin a democratic society and how democratic processes have shaped public institutions and our corporate life.

• Assuring that children and young people are successful learners who enjoy learning, make progress and achieve.

• Ensuring children and young people are confident individuals who are able to lead safe and healthy lives and be able to respond to issues and challenges.

• Advancing children and young people’s understanding of their rights and responsibilities to enable them to become responsible citizens who make a positive and meaningful contribution to society.

• Ensuring that children and young people understand and accept differences and are able to relate and work with others in a diverse community.


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Context ==>
The Strategy
The purpose of The Strategy
The LEA's objectives
Brighter Futures
The context
Implementation
Outcomes
Key Concepts
Making it happen
The 3 Cs of citizenship: curriculum, community and culture
 
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