26 May 2012

Citizenship


A seventeenth century castle

Architecture in focus: Bolsover Castle

Bolsover Castle is a unique site where three very different seventeenth century architectural styles meet: a fantasy castle, a stunning ruin and an impressive riding school.

Lesson plans and activities

Links to great resources to use local buildings and places in memorable lessons.

Who's responsible for beauty?

These citizenship lessons for Key Stages 1 to 4 explore who is responsible for creating and maintaining beauty.

Fire their enthusiasm

A series of three lessons for Key Stage 3 that investigates what makes an area beautiful and the role that students can play.

Downloadable key stage 2 PSHE lesson plans

Great resources for your key stage 2 PSHE lessons.

London 2012 at Wembley Stadium

Wembley is the biggest of the six stadiums staging the London 2012 Olympic Games Football competition. It will host the gold medal events in both the Men's and Women's competition.

Beauty and the school

An Amélie-inspired photographic competition looking at beauty in school buildings.

Women crossing stepping stones set in water.

Green Day and the eight Sustainable Schools' doorways

Green Day resources can help you teach topics related to all eight Sustainable Schools' doorways.

Jarvis Cocker makes music with the National Trust

Former enfant terrible of British Pop creates soothing sounds using National Trust buildings.

CABE education grant 2009-10 case study: St Augustine's Catholic Primary School, Gateshead

Pupils in Gateshead have been on an exciting learning journey through the creation of a 'den' in their school grounds.

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