Parents, teachers, principals and school councils may all make applications. Click on here for a set of instructions and the initial application form. You will be sent a reminder notice three weeks before applications are due. This document highlights the range of materials, projects and activities available to schools to help them develop effective, engaging and challenging Civics and Citizenship Education programs and activities for their students. In a word, no.
Many schools already have great programs going.
These should be acknowledged and achieved, and the Awards scheme is one way to do this. One of the 2000 applicant schools presented a program they have been implementing in their school for 5 years and demonstrated how this had grown and improved during that period. The 2000 Partnership winners won the Specialist category in 1999. While they used the same program, they were able to clearly demonstrate how they had improved, expanded and built on the program since 1999. This document highlights the range of materials, projects and actvities available to schools to help them develop effective and engaging Civics and Citizenship programs and activities for their students.