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Teaching resources

Statement of values

• Statement of values from the National Curriculum

Resources for studying citizenship

• Studying citizenship
• What is citizenship?
• Citizenship in Key Stage 3
• Citizenship in Key Stage 4
• Attainment targets
• Anne Frank and citizenship
• Racism today
• Finding out about and describing racism
• Understanding and responding to racism
• Making a difference
• Politics is boring...

Resources for studying English and literacy

• Speaking and listening
• Reading
• Writing
• Activities for KS2/KS3
• Learning with Anne Frank's diary - literacy and history for KS2/KS3
• Activities for KS3 and KS4/GCSE English coursework

Resources for studying history

• Learning with Anne Frank's diary - literacy and history for KS2/KS3
• Anne Frank and the Holocaust
• The Rise of Hitler
• The White Rose movement
• Holocaust denial
• Hot war, cold war
• How and why did the Holocaust happen?
• The rôle of the individual
• Tasks for GCSE students

Resources for studying media

• Studying media
• Josef Goebbels and Nazi propaganda
• Nazism in films

Resources for studying modern foreign languages

• Studying modern foreign languages
• Tasks for language students
• Resources in the Dutch language
• Resources in the French language
• Resources in the German language
• Resources in other languages

Resources for studying religious education

• Studying religious education
• Anne Frank, justice and freedom
• Anne Frank, hopes and fears

Resources for studying cross-curricular themes

• Studying cross-curricular themes

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