One for the children – let’s have junior activists too, eh?
Convention on the Rights of the Child online survey
Want to have a say about children and young people’s rights?
This survey is your chance to tell the Government what you think about children’s rights in England.
It is part of a project to involve children and young people in saying how well they think the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is working in England.
Click the links below and scroll through my collection of ideas, workshops, excursions, and more to discover practical everyday activities you can do together in and around your home classroom.
OTish but thought you both might enjoy this blog post
http://www.chickyog.net/2006/11/24/web-of-deceit-bloggers-worse-than-al-qaeda-say-labour/
Thanks Jax, passing this onto my 3 teens 😀
Pleased to be of service Gill 🙂
Tech, yes, that’s great.
‘I want people to have more power,’ said the unelected Taylor*, forgetting just who the bosses are supposed to be, ‘but I want them to have more power in the context of a more mature discourse about the responsibilities of government and the responsibilities of citizens.’
* Matthew Taylor
Jax, please let me add that emoticon I wanted, you know, the one with the smiley shaking dice.
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