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Developing Citizenship: about the project

Global citizenship and critical thinking were key elements of this three-year collaborative project

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Promoting healthy eating in children

The statistics regarding childhood health and overweight children are alarming, says Roger Smith. Here are some practical suggestions to promote healthy eating habits in children

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Activity: Identifying and rationalising issues

Life is full of ups and downs. Being able to identify and rationalise serious issues can contribute towards pupils' wellbeing and improve their outlook on life

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A careers education lesson: Equal pay

Exploring thinking skills in a learning process that is also a social experience. This activity will encourage pupils to acquire information, ideas and skills and develop values, ways of thinking and the means to express themselves

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A day in the life of a youth justice worker

Working in a multi-agency environment to positively engage targeted young people, Paul Rogers explains why no two days are ever the same read more

Fair Trade Fortnight 2008

Thousands of events are taking place throughout the UK as part of Fairtrade Fortnight 2008 which runs until the 9th of March read more

Legal basics: giving your pupils advice on sex and contraception

Ingrid Sutherland outlines controversial new guidance on the provision of sexual health services in schools

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Listening to the views of very young children

Some people think that children under five are too young to express opinions, but Sara Bryson and her colleagues found ways of ensuring that babies and children were at the heart of the decision-making process read more

Young sporting ambassadors

In the countdown to 2012, the Young Ambassadors programme is striving to ensure the much-vaunted legacy of the London Olympics becomes a reality

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Students have their say on learning

A recent research review reveals exactly what pupils want from the curriculum read more

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