E. Citizenship Education

In response to concerns about citizens not being sufficiently aware of their rights and responsibilities, ___ ___ asked Professor Bernard Crick and an advisory group to produce a report on ___ ___ in English schools which was published in ___.

In response to concerns about citizens not being sufficiently aware of their rights and responsibilities, David Blunkett asked Professor Bernard Crick and an advisory group to produce a report on citizenship education in English schools which was published in 1998.

Critics, including ___ ___ and the Chief Inspector of Schools, were concerned that schools would neglect the ___ ___ in favour of lessons in ___ ___.

Critics, including Chris Woodhead and the Chief Inspector of Schools, were concerned that schools would neglect the academic basics in favour of lessons in political theory.

In 2002, citizenship was made a compulsory part of the ___ ___ for 11-16 year olds and a new AS Level in Citizenship was introduced for ___ ___ ___.

In 2002, citizenship was made a compulsory part of the national curriculum for 11-16 year olds and a new AS Level in Citizenship was introduced for post 16 students.

In 2013, the Secretary of ___ ___, Michael Gove, announced that citizenship would remain part of the ___ ___ ___.

In 2013, the Secretary of State Education, Michael Gove, announced that citizenship would remain part of the compulsory national curriculum.