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Category: PSHE and Citizenship L1  

Abbreviation: PSHE L1

See also: P Scales/Curriculum Levels descriptions. Category lists.

Description

Citizenship:

Pupils can talk about citizenship issues that are suggested to them. They think of questions they would like to ask about these issues and identify who could help them answer these questions. They consider what their opinions are and share their ideas with others. They describe some of the groups and communities they belong to and recognise that people in their communities are different. They begin to describe how needs are different from wants. They take part in some of the decisions that affect them and their communities.

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