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Information about 2011 awards

Three projects were successful in gaining funding in 2011.

1. Campaign! Make an impact

Click here to read about the aims, actions and outcomes of this completed initiative.

2. Promoting citizenship and values education in primary schools facing challenging socio-economic circumstances   

Click here to read about the aims, actions and outcomes of this completed initiative.

3. Citizenship in common - experiences from Cardiff and Birmingham

Countries involved   
England
Wales

​Leads
                     
Scott Sinclair, Cyfanfyd, ESDGC Schools Network
Cathryn Gathercole, Tide - Global Learning
Becky Link, Tide - Global Learning

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Both cities, Cardiff and Birmingham, have initiatives that seek to build a stronger sense of city community by focusing on cohesion, wellbeing, sustainability and responding to climate change. The project will enable teachers from both places to increase their own awareness of the citizenship issues involved and to develop stimulus material and activities that enable their pupils to engage with such issues.

The project will also explore the proposition that cities in all parts of the world are developing policies relating to such citizenship themes and that this could provide the basis for developing learner understanding of the issues in their own place.

Each group will also bring distinctive experience to the project. In Birmingham the Tide ‘Cities project’ has already established a bank of work [see website]. The project will build on this and enable teachers in Cardiff to apply what has been learnt to their own case studies. In Cardiff the Welsh Government
Education for Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship [ESDGC] policy offers a context for innovatory citizenship work. This experience will contribute to teacher awareness in Birmingham. Both groups are working on improving opportunities for learners to have a voice as active citizens.

In Wales, backed by initiative from Estyn [HMI inspection body], we are seeking to develop more effective ways of involving groups of teachers in creativity to improve the quality of citizenship work. The project will contribute to learning about such an approach both through the methods it uses and by accessing
other successful experiences in Birmingham.
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      • Keynote and session resources 2021
    • Belfast [2020] >
      • Keynote and session resources
      • Photo Gallery
    • Glasgow [2019] >
      • Keynote and session resources 2019
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      • Keynote and session resources 2018
    • Dublin [2017] >
      • Workshop and seminar resources 2017
      • Guest and plenary speakers 2017
    • Cardiff [2015] >
      • Seminar resources 2015
      • Keynote speakers 2015
    • Belfast [2014] >
      • Keynote speakers 2014
      • Seminar resources 2014
      • Recommended readings 2014
    • Edinburgh [2013] >
      • Speakers and presentations
      • Workshop Resources
      • Small-Scale Research Initiative Marketplace
    • Reading [2012] >
      • Workshops >
        • Social media and citizenship teaching
        • Engaging young people with democracy and Parliaments
        • 'Comic life'- citizenship through digital story-telling
        • Harnessing digital technologies in citizenship teaching
        • Using Apple-specific technology successfully in teaching
      • Guest speakers
    • Previous conferences [2000-2011]
  • Publications
  • Funded Projects
    • FNDPs 2019-20
    • FNDPs 2017-18
    • FNDPs 2016-17
    • FNDPs 2015-16
    • Completed SSRIs >
      • Promoting Values and Citizenship through Human Rights Education
      • Enabling Student Voice in the Classroom
      • Campaign! Make an impact
      • Promoting citizenship and values education in primary schools facing challenging socio-economic circumstances: an exploratory pilot
      • Beyond Sectarianism - new thinking for a new generation
      • Meeting the cross curricular challenge
    • SSRI Awards >
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