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11 May 2026

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A highly effective KS3 Citizenship lesson focusing on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and governments’ responsibilities towards children.
Students explore the three types of children’s rights and apply learning to their own lives in Northern Ireland.
What’s included:

Full TEEP‑structured lesson
Clear explanation of the UNCRC
Introduction to Provision, Protection & Participation rights
Article sorting and justification tasks
Discussion on children’s rights in NI
Reflection and self‑assessment
Extension tasks using real‑world examples

Perfect for:
✔ Year 8 LLW
✔ Teaching children’s rights
✔ UNCRC and active citizenship
✔ Local context learning
An excellent lesson for helping pupils understand how global agreements affect them directly.

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