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See Curriculum page for more detail on the Citizenship and PSHE education curricula in the four home nations.
www.citizenshipfoundation.org.uk/
The Citizenship Foundation runs projects for young people, such as the National Youth Parliament.
http://battlefront.co.uk
The website that accompanies this series features all 20 of the young campaigners. Students can read about other campaigns, join in and post comments.
http://demgames.org/
Three games and accompanying lesson plans aim to inform young people about key aspects of the UK political process. Captain Campaign gives an overview of the major challenges involved in running a public campaign around a political issue.
www.headliners.org/homepage.htm
Young people's news agency: all news and features are researched and prepared by children aged 8-18.
www.channel4learning.net/support/
programmenotes/micro/powertothepeople/
Programme notes accompanying the Power to the People series. Can protests really make a difference? This series, narrated by Dermot O'Leary, takes an A to Z look at protests. Using archive footage, eyewitness accounts and expert opinions, it explores what motivates protestors, the methods they use and the impact they have.
See each programme's Find out more pages for campaign-specific websites:
Channel 4 Learning's Citizenship and PSHE website.
Notes to support Channel 4 Learning programmes.
Full listings for the week ahead, plus downloadable wallcharts for this term.
Watch again for free on your PC with Channel 4's on demand service 4oD.
