This book is the third in a series produced by the Citizenship Foundation along with publisher Hodder and Stoughton and presents issues for discussion on subjects including drugs, race, discrimination, the media and government. There is a briefing and a case study illuminating an issue followed by key questions. Although aimed at Key Stage 3 in schools, the material could be usefully adapted for other settings.
Price: 6.99 - Available from: 01235 400580 or www.hoddereducation.co.uk
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This pocket-size guide for young people, parents and youth workers outlines the current rights and responsibilities for young people aged up to 21 in England and Wales. Year by year, it briefly outlines the changing legal landscape as young people grow up, giving specific references to legislation where appropriate. Areas covered include criminal justice, sexuality, alcohol and tobacco, health, work and finance.
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