Citizenship at key stages 1 and 2    (Year 3-6)

• learn the difference between wants, needs and rights
• know that all children have the same basic needs and rights, and can describe them
• know that rights come with responsibilities
• empathise with the experiences of other people and describe situations from other points of view
• describe some of the components of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
• understand the importance of trust, tolerance and honesty in relationships

• recognise the difference between right and wrong
• know that their actions affect themselves and others
• are able to see things from others' points of view
• show that they have the skills to challenge teasing, bullying and discrimination, and know how and where to seek help
• know about infringement of human rights in the UK, in other countries and at other times in history
• can empathise with people who have been treated unfairly
• understand the importance of honesty, trust, respect and tolerance

• show an awareness of the rights of others and their responsibility to uphold those rights
• work with others to resolve problems or conflict
• use their skills of participation and responsible action
• reflect on their learning and communicate what they have learnt to others