Annual Reports

The Five Nations Network annual reports highlight the key areas of activity, achievements and impact of the Five Nations Network programme. They are written for our funders, for members of the Five Nations Network and for others with an interest in citizenship and values education.
Five Nations Network Annual Report 2016-17 (pdf)
​This report covers the period April 2016 to March 2017. It includes:
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1. Annual Conference: ‘Changing societies: transformative citizenship teaching’, Dublin, Ireland
2. Five Nations Development Projects
3. Network management and communications including the role of the Strategy Group and ACT
4. A look forward to 2017-18
Five Nations Network Annual Report 2015-16 (pdf)
​This report covers the period April 2015 to March 2016. It includes:
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1. Annual Conference: ‘Citizenship and identities: the role and identities of teachers of citizenship in a time of change’, Cardiff, Wales
2. Five Nations Development Projects
3. Network management and communications including the role of the Strategy Group and ACT
4. A look forward to 2016-17
Five Nations Network Annual Report 2014-15 (pdf)
This report covers the period April 2014 to March 2015. It includes:

1. Annual Conference: 'Citizenship and identities: socio-economic inequality, political identity and participation’, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 2014
2. Small-scale Research Initiatives 
3. Network management and communications including the role of the Strategy Group and ACT
4. A look forward to 2015-16
Five Nations Network Annual Report 2013-14 (pdf)
This report covers the period April 2013 to March 2014. It includes:

1. Annual Conference: 'Citizenship and identities: political identity'
, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2013
2. Small-scale Research Initiatives 
3. Network management and communications including the role of the Strategy Group and ACT
4. A look forward to 2014-15

Conference Reports

Call to Action 2009

In September 2009, the Five Nations Network issued a shared Call to Action (pdf) calling on politicians and policy makers across the five countries to make a renewed commitment to citizenship and values education to enable young people to engage with our increasingly complex, challenging and changing world.

Conference Reports (continued)