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24 June 2026

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Curriculum areas: PSHE / Careers Education | Citizenship | Philosophy and Ethics | Geography / Social Studies | English / Literacy | Economics | Sociology

What does a school system owe young people and can the Dutch model of ‘no dead ends’ offer lessons for schools everywhere?

This P4C lesson pack uses the Netherlands’ acclaimed approach to youth employment as a springboard for deep inquiry into fairness, responsibility, and the true purpose of education.

Perfect for PSHE, Citizenship, and Philosophy lessons with ages 11-16.

Available as a 20-minute registration version, every pack includes a PowerPoint, , teacher notes, and a short video to add depth. Designed for students aged 11-16 and perfect for PSHE, Citizenship, and beyond.

Teachers don’t have time to turn today’s news into tomorrow’s lesson. P4C Newsroom does it for them.

Every pack is complete and ready to teach, built around real stories students are already talking about, with a PowerPoint, student handout, teacher notes, and a short video included as standard.

No preparation. No bias. Just structured, philosophical debate that builds the critical thinking and oracy skills schools actually need.

Over two thousand students engage with P4C Newsroom every week, and the results speak for themselves. There is nothing quite like it.

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