Welcome to Citizenship
Below is an overview of what is studied in the KS3 and KS4 Citizenship curriculum
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SUMMER TERM
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KEY STAGE 3 |
YEAR 8 |
INTRODUCTION TO CITIZENSHIP "ANIMAL MATTERS" |
CAREERS WORK RELATED LEARNING WORLD OF WORK |
PEER EDUCATION - YEAR 12 APAUSE |
DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND SMOKING |
SPORT AND LEISURE "CREATE YOUR OWN LEISURE FACILITY" |
PERSONAL SAFETY |
YEAR 9 |
HUMAN RIGHTS "RULES" |
HUMAN RIGHTS REFUGEES/ASYLUM SEEKERS |
CRIMINAL AND CIVIL JUSTICE MAGISTRATES COMPETITION |
APAUSE |
LAW AND ORDER |
THEME 1 - HUMAN RIGHTS BRADFORD - A CASE STUDY |
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KEY STAGE 4 GCSE |
YEAR 10 |
THEME 1 - HUMAN RIGHTS ROLES, RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBITITIES |
THEME 2 - MEDIA |
THEME 2 - POWER, POLITICS AND MEDIA |
THEME 3 - THE GLOBAL VILLAGE |
WORK EXPERIENCE REFLECTION ON PAST TOPICS |
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YEAR 11 |
COURSEWORK |
THEME 3- THE GLOBAL VILLAGE
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PREPARATION FOR EXAMS |
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As part of their GCSE Citizenship coursework, year 11 pupils organised different events to raise money for Children In Need. Events included:- Sponge the teacher, guess how many sweets in a jar, variety of sporting activities and hair dressing. The pupils raised over £1000 for Children In Need.
