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work for citizenship includes the booklet Staying involved: extending
opportunities for pupil participation.
Who's
it for?
Teachers of citizenship at key stage 4, heads of departments, curriculum
managers, ITT departments.
What's it about?
This booklet offers ideas for citizenship activities to promote pupil
participation. It forms part of the citizenship scheme of work at
key stage 3.
Related material
The National Curriculum for England
What's it for?
To show how citizenship may be taught to pupils in key stage 4.
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The ideas in this booklet build on those in Citizenship at key stage 3. Getting involved: extending opportunities for pupil participation, which
was published as part of the key stage 3 scheme of work for citizenship.
During key stage 4, pupils should have opportunities to build on the skills of participation
and responsible action acquired at key stage 3, applying them in school and the wider
community. The school can ensure progression by enabling pupils to take on more responsibility,
develop increasing independence and become less reliant on adult support.
Key stage 4 citizenship prepares pupils to make the most of the opportunities they will
have beyond the age of 16 to extend their citizenship knowledge, skills and understanding and
put these into practice through increased engagement and participation.
The citizenship key stage 3 participation booklet may be a useful additional resource. It is available from the citizenship key stage 3 area.
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