Add critical thinking to the national curriculum
We want critical thinking to be added as a mandatory part of the national curriculum in all schools.
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Add critical thinking to the national curriculum
We want critical thinking to be added as a mandatory part of the national curriculum in all schools.
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Where do you stand on this motion?
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Make British politics compulsory in the secondary school curriculum
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Introduce mandatory sewing & textile lessons into the National Curriculum & EYFS
I ask the Government to consider introducing specific, mandatory lessons on sewing & textile skills into the National Curriculum, and Early Years Foundation Stage for nursery children. Currently, nurseries may teach sewing via continuous provision but it may not continue for all children in Year 1.
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Thousands of child's rights breaches have been found in the UK. Without the knowledge children do not know when their rights are being breached. The government have a duty to protect children's rights under the UNCRC, but time and time again children are failed without the knowledge to confront it.
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We think Britain’s strength comes from shared civic values & understanding of our democracy. We think a UK-wide civic curriculum with clear national standards would ensure pupils learn the same core history, principles & responsibilities, building pride in British identity while respecting diversity