Active Citizenship and Social Change · Justice & Ethics

Planning and Campaigning

Developing a strategy for change, including resource management and stakeholder engagement.

Key Questions

  1. 1What rights are in tension when a campaign causes public disruption?
  2. 2How can a small group of citizens effectively influence a large institution?
  3. 3What would a just policy look like for ensuring all voices are heard in a local consultation?

National Curriculum Attainment Targets

GCSE: Citizenship - Planning and CampaigningGCSE: Citizenship - Methods of Active Citizenship
Year: Year 10
Subject: Citizenship
Unit: Active Citizenship and Social Change
Period: Justice & Ethics

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