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Citizenship Education Resources


	There a range of resources to support the implementation and delivery of citizenship education in Birmingham. These resources may include related areas such as PSHE, religious education, and youth & young people's parliaments. Click on a headline for more information.

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The city council is trying to reach out to its residents in an effort to raise awareness of the importance of the upcoming census. One way...

In The Driving Seat is an award winning, comprehensive Key Stage 4 PSHE/Citizenship teaching resource which has been developed by the...

The International Young Leaders Award (IYLA) has been developed by young people who have already been involved in leadership through...

The DVD contains 48 films (covering the 24 Spiritual and Moral Dispositions) to resource the Birmingham Agreed Syllabus for Religious...

MP For A Week aims to help 11-16 year olds develop their political literacy, though it’s suitable for older students as well. The game has...

If you have a resource or web link that will help support citizenship education, please use our 'Submit a resource' form.

Since its launch in 2000, the Birmingham Grid for Learning website (www.bgfl.org) has strived to provide a range of high quality information and...

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If your pupils are between 11 and 18 years old, then from Monday 23rd January, then please let them know that they can ...

Newsmap is a site that 'visually reflects the constantly changing landscape of the Google News news aggregator' by grouping stories in...

A lovely wikispace entitled fairelafete offering information about a variety of French festivals and how they are celebrated around the...

A free quiz about languages across Europe from the European Commission. Each day a new multiple choice question is posted about one of the...

Dominic McGladdery, an MFL teacher in Hartlepool, has put together a wikispace of ideas to help celebrate the European Day of Languages on...

Phlogging - using your phone to blog - is also called moblogging (from mobile blogging) and this post explains how it can be used...