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With only two years to go to the start of the London Olympic Games, now is the time to think about raising its profile and exciting pupils through the curriculum. The CfSA working with the London Olympic Games Organising Committee and the DCSF published 'Get Ready for the 2012 London Olympics' an issue of Primary Subjects that can help you do this
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Featured association
Association for Citizenship Teaching (ACT)
ACT exists to further the aims of citizenship teaching and learning, championing citizenship education to all young people and supporting teachers and schools in delivering the subject. We connect teachers to regional and national networks, offering training, CPD, support and advice.
Citizenship education should equip young people with the skills and knowledge to exercise their democratic responsibility and engage in public life. ACT supports teachers in developing an understanding and appreciation of the three themes: Democracy and Justice; Rights and Responsibilities; and Identity and Diversity, living together in the UK. Citizenship is not just about the lesson content it is also about embedding the concepts and practices of democracy into the culture and the school. As well as the Citizenship teacher, ACT therefore supports the whole school in delivering Citizenship education in the classroom and beyond.
ACT was founded in 2002 when Citizenship became statutory in schools in England and Wales.
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