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The Five Nations Network is a unique forum sharing practice in education for Citizenship and values in England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.  
 
Since 2000 the network has enabled dialogue between teachers, educationalists, policy makers, curriculum planners, members of the inspectorate, representatives of NGOs and young people from across the UK and Ireland.
 
A Five Nations Network Strategy Group meet regularly to plan each annual conference and award funding for educational research. The strategy group comprises representatives from each of the five countries and the Gordon Cook Foundation who generously support this work. The network is managed by Association for Citizenship Teaching.



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