Year 10 Citizenship

In this lesson, we will explore the role of the UK in supporting international law and how the UK has assisted in resolving global conflict issues using a case study from the Yemen. This lesson will also introduce pupils to the workings of NATO.

In this lesson, we will explore the role of the UK in global humanitarian efforts. We will introduce students to international NGOs and their current projects to protect the human rights of citizens globally.

In this lesson, we will explore some of the changing relations between the UK and Europe in a post-Brexit society. We will look at the different arguments people used during the Brexit debate. We will also explore how the UK continues to work with the Council of Europe, a separate European institution to the EU, to ensure human rights and democracy are protected and supported.

In this lesson, we will explore what global trade is and find out about the role of the World Trade Organisation. We also consider the relationship of the UK with the WTO and how this is likely to change in the future.

In this lesson, we will explore the workings of the United Nations and the role that the UK takes within this organisation. We will also explore a case study from Mali to find out more about how the UK and the United Nations work in different countries around the world.

In this lesson, we will recap on the features of a healthy economy. We will look at the UK economy in 2020 and we will consider the actions that citizens can take in order to support economic growth.

In this lesson, we will assess how successfully the government has managed to mitigate risk in society. We will explore this via case studies of recent events, such as the millenium bug and Nightingale hospitals. We will develop our own conclusions regarding the government's performance in relation to these case studies.

In this lesson, we will learn about the history of the privatisation of previously state-owned services and the impact this has had. We will go on to analyse the debate regarding the benefits of privatisation compared to nationalisation.

In this lesson, we will learn about how local government is funded. The lesson will then explore how money is spent to support the needs of the local community.