Rude Britannia consists of five TV programmes. Each programme comprises a case study observing the lifestyle of a teenager whose behaviour might be described as 'antisocial'.
The programme aims to help young people think about
- the importance of image
- antisocial behaviour
CURRICULUM RELEVANCE
Scotland
The programme will support a number of initiatives around Citizenship and Personal and Social Education. Teachers should check current guidelines. In particular the programme will support National Qualifications: Personal and Social Education (all levels).
Students should develop qualities of
- self esteem
- respect and care for others
- positive attitudes
- commitment to learning for life
- a sense of belonging to society
- confidence in coping with life in a changing world
- Personal Awareness and Development
- Social Awareness and Development
England and Wales
- PSHE / PSE KS4
Knowledge, skills and understanding 1: Developing confidence and responsibility and making the most of their abilities. Sections a, b, c, d.
Knowledge, skills and understanding 3: Developing good relationships and respecting the differences between people. Sections a, c, d.
- Citizenship KS4
Knowledge, skills and understanding 1: Knowledge and understanding about becoming informed citizens. Section b.
Knowledge, skills and understanding 2: Developing skills of enquiry and communication. Sections a, b, c. -
The programme would also give interesting background to any of the examined courses:
GCSE Citizenship, Sociology - A / AS Sociology, General Studies
- GCSE (CCEA) Social and Environmental Studies
- A / AS Sociology, General Studies
- From 2005, KS4 Learning for Life and Work (Local and Global Citizenship Strand): Human Rights and Social Responsibility
