Citizenship School Trips

New Offer We help to develop the knowledge, skills and understanding that pupils need to play a full part in society as active and responsible citizens. Many of our activities require students to cooperate,...
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As well as offering a wide variety of fun and inclusive challenges, Cairngorms Activities can provide students with lots of opportunities to learn skills, realise their own limits and how to support...
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During the course of the workshop day, our drama facilitator will guide your class on an exploration through five key British values, looking at the concepts of freedom, tolerance, mutual respect, rule of law and democracy.
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Our workshops help many pupils with team building and depending on the chosen style will include partner work.
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Meet royal enthusiast Sally Spade, who is so excited about the upcoming Coronation of King Charles III. Through drama, explore how the monarchy helps to shape our society and celebrate along with Sally all things British!
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New Offer Our delivery combines a learning outcome with a theme that acts as a stimulus. With a theme of your choice, the participants will explore a topic and create something original based on (for example) British Values, or a set of school values.
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Our Online Safety Workshops support students to become responsible digital citizens. They focus how we can respond positively and proactively to challenges we may encounter while online....
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In the heart of the Peak District, Crowden Outdoor Educational Centre has been working with schools and youth groups since 1979. Creating bespoke outdoor learning opportunities and utilising the natural environment for a real adventure.
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During this workshop certain activities will require team working to achieve an end goal. WW1 cannot be explored without looking at the politics that surrounded it. The underline message is about the fight for freedom and democracy but with a tragic message.
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Our workshops help many pupils with team building and depending on the chosen style will include partner work.
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Online Anti-Bullying Show - Time To Unite! (Years 1 - 4) Topics include: - How we can use courage to make our school a better place. - The importance of showing kindness towards others. -...
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Our drama sessions support the development of inter-personal skills including team work, problem solving, confidence and creativity. Exploring history through drama helps children to empathise with others and develop their understanding of their place in the wider world.
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From the dawn of time we have been learning the key concepts of citizenship. From what we perceive as being the lawless uncultured past of our Neanderthal cousins we are beginning to discover a...
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How better to teach citizenship than by looking at team dynamics. Our Bespoke V.S courses pit teams against each other in challenges which range from debating to Caving with everything in between. We...
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Pupils Work individually, in groups and altogether to create one large structure, or remaining in groups make their own structure. e.g. bridge, shelter, sculpture. The teamwork and resilience needed helps develop pupils cooperative intelligence.
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Students work in smaller groups of around 15 students, aiming to encourage communication and inclusion. The activities are designed so the students work collaboratively to achieve the end goal and...
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The structures are created out of thin air using nothing more than dowel and rubber bands. It is down to the pupils to work together to create their shelter, which may require adjustments, strengthening and replacement materials as sometimes they break!
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New Offer Whilst at Hindleap your young people will will be encouraged to be independent and make decisions for themselves, from what to wear that day to their participation in an activity. The more the...
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New Offer Communication is a key life skill, working as a team to create a continuous ball roll, keeping equilibrium on the balance table and solving the maze conundrum are impossible without developing key skills such as communication, listening & leadership.
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Students work in smaller groups of around 15 students, aiming to encourage communication and inclusion. The activities are designed so the students work collaboratively to achieve the end goal and...
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