pptx, 6.15 MB
pptx, 6.15 MB

Lesson Title: Being an Active Citizen in the Local Community (Citizenship/PSHE)
This practical and reflective KS3 Citizenship lesson explores how students can make a positive impact in their local community through social action. Pupils analyse real-world issues, investigate local projects, and develop their own campaigning, fundraising, or volunteering ideas. The lesson includes a structured letter-writing task to a local MP, encouraging student voice and civic engagement.

Lesson Aims:

Understand what it means to be an active citizen in a local context

Identify different forms of social action: campaigning, fundraising, and volunteering

Evaluate real issues and projects affecting the local area

Reflect on barriers and motivations for community engagement

Plan and articulate an informed opinion in a formal letter to a local MP

Build critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills

This lesson includes group discussions, local case studies, and a letter-writing task. Perfect for Citizenship, PSHE, or enrichment activities focused on British values and community engagement.

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