Democracy Ambassadors are young people aged 13-16 who are informed and empowered to champion democratic participation. Read how your young people can start benefiting from these resources... Read more
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Developed in partnership with Allen and Overy LLP, this free teaching resource gets your learners to consider the role of technology on society and the challenges law makers have in keeping up with the speed of change. Read more
Thanks to a grant from the Pears #iwill Fund, primary school teachers can sign up for a free online training course on the importance of social action and how to introduce activity with your pupils. Find out more... Read more
The story of Shamima Begum continues to hit the headlines as the news breaks that she will be entitled to legal aid to fight the decision made to revoke her citizenship. Opinions remain divided. Should tax payers foot the bill for her appeal? Was the original decision to revoke her citizenship legal? Read more
A free KS2 resource to explore moral reasoning using a story about a shipwrecked crew arriving on a desert island. Get your pupils to discuss concepts of sharing, power, democracy and the 'rule of law'. Read more
Get a FREE pack of puppets and 20% off when you purchase a subscription to the Go-Givers website. This set of 8 soft and colourful puppets are the perfect size for children's hands and are a great way to bring the KS1 lessons to life. Read more
Get a FREE pack of 8 puppets when you renew your subscription to the Go-Givers website. We'd like you to get the most out of the Go-Givers website. What better way to bring the stories in our KS1 lessons to life, help children get to know the characters, and engage with the social and moral dilemmas they encounter, than through puppets. This set of 8 soft and colourful puppets are the perfect size for children's hands. Read more
Would you like some free lessons to help you teach primary children about British values? This trial pack of lessons from our Go-Givers website contains the lesson "Democracy" for KS2 children, and the lessons "Our Rules" and "Taking Responsibility" for KS1 children to explore the rule of law and the concept of rights and responsibilities. Read more
Read about one of our newest Ambassadors, but one of our longest-standing friends of Young Citizens - Michael Maclay. Read more
See more about The Right Honourable Sir Brian Leveson's background and why he makes a wonderful Ambassador. Read more
Did you know the law is applied differently around the UK? Welsh schools - get your hands on this free resource developed especially for you. Read more
This free lesson explores the various reasons why people choose to migrate. It unpacks the differences between refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants, examining key pieces of legislation to see what rights migrants have in both national and international law. Read more
For young people in Britain today, it is likely that the remainder of their childhood and early adulthood will be dominated by Brexit. This will have profound implications on their life chances and opportunities. Read more
Powered by Young Citizens, Go-Givers has over 150 cross-curricular lessons to support the teaching of PSHE and Citizenship and develop children’s Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (SMSC) learning, including their understanding of fundamental British Values. Go-Givers also includes an extensive range features to assist primary schools in teaching PSHE, SMSC and citizenship that could be used in a scheme of work. Read more
Would you like some free lessons to help you develop KS1 children's SMSC learning? This trial pack of lessons from our Go-Givers website contains the lessons "Plastic Pollution" and "Taking Responsibility" Read more