This workshop empowers students to develop their understanding of political communication and explore the issues that matter most to them.
This interactive and interdisciplinary workshop, with an academic and/or Postgraduate ambassadors, empowers students to develop their understanding of political communication and explore the issues that matter most to them. Students will identify important political and social issues and be supported to understand how they can enact social change for good. They will develop both a theoretical understanding and have an opportunity to put theory into practice as they examine how such issues might be represented visually and activated politically.
Curriculum Links:
Interactive session developing skills for research projects such as the FPQ, HPQ, EPQ or IBCP reflective project.
English (Key Stage 3/ Level 2) – spoken English (confidence and discussion/debate)
Art & Design (Key Stage 3) – impact and application of artistic works
English Language (Key Stage 4/ Level 2) – Spoken Language Endorsement (NEA)
Politics (Key Stage 5/ Level 3) – Democracy and Participation
Art & Design (Key Stage 4-5 / Level 2-3) – Graphic Communication
Gatsby Benchmarks:
Taster Day: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
This Taster Day:
Includes a campus tour and depending on the length of your visit, may include a HE information talk. You can discuss which information talk would be most suitable for your students with the SCE team
Maximum: 30