How can we contribute to school decision-making?

In this lesson. we will look at the ways you can get involved in school decision making. After reviewing two case studies, we will consider our opinions and explain how much students should get involved in decision making in their schools.

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How can we contribute to school decision-making?

Citizenship

Q1.Complete the title of this important document: The United Nations Convention on...

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Q2.Which article of the Convention, protects your right to have a say in issues and decisions that affect you?

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Q3.Why is it important to be an active citizen?

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Q4.Primary research is...

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Q5.Martha Payne's campaign was called:

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Q6.What was the aim of the #Tin4Ten campaign?

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This quiz includes images that don't have any alt text - please contact your teacher who should be able to help you with an audio description.

Unit quizzes are being retired in August 2023

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Quiz:

How can we contribute to school decision-making?

Citizenship

Q1.Complete the title of this important document: The United Nations Convention on...

1/6

Q2.Which article of the Convention, protects your right to have a say in issues and decisions that affect you?

2/6

Q3.Why is it important to be an active citizen?

3/6

Q4.Primary research is...

4/6

Q5.Martha Payne's campaign was called:

5/6

Q6.What was the aim of the #Tin4Ten campaign?

6/6

Lesson summary: How can we contribute to school decision-making?

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