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27/11/23

A massive thank you to for inviting some of our students to their Cobham training ground. Our students had an amazing time watching the 1st team train and getting to meet them after!#ChelseaFC pic.twitter.com/ElYR6tHiUz

23/11/23

Discover the exciting world of A-levels at HASU6 as we host an engaging presentation that outlines the journey ahead. Meet our dedicated A-levels teacher, ask questions and explore the wide range of subject offered.We look forward to seeing you there. pic.twitter.com/jN5RltJNWx

22/11/23

We did it! A fantastic team effort from students and staff. Fingers crossed for the winning £500 book token 🤩 pic.twitter.com/6zBVOvWd6i

21/11/23

It was so wonderful to see lots of HASU students marching in brownies, scouts and the Airforce cadetsas they represented the Academy at the Belmont Parade on Remembrance Day.Here is a picture of our Y7 students who laid the wreath for HASU.#RemembranceDay pic.twitter.com/ZWARQconfX

17/11/23

Discover the exciting world of A-levels at HASU6 during our Open Evening on 30th November.Meet our dedicated A-level teachers, ask questions, and explore the wide range of subjects offered.Please attend between 5pm and 7pm; information talks will be at 5.30pm and 6.15pm. pic.twitter.com/0I6FIVLDOL

17/11/23

HASU in support of Children in Need raised £48.73 today. Thank you for all your support in such a worthy cause.💛#pudseybear pic.twitter.com/LKLSabsoUe

16/11/23

Books help us to understand & empathise with others. This pupils are embracing the theme 'make a noise about anti-bullying'. As well as wearing odd socks & ties, pupils can enter the week long poetry competition & attend a prevention of bullying drop in session. pic.twitter.com/w16ttdWyrK

13/11/23

We are celebrating our differences with Day to raise awareness and to kick-start at HASU.Together we can make a difference. pic.twitter.com/m4zsyztrzB

10/11/23

Mr Hamilton joined the regular Yu-Gi-Oh! group this lunchtime to share his own very impressive collection. pic.twitter.com/TAy6SlFfpz

10/11/23

To celebrate Anti-Bulling Week and show that the HASU community stands up against bullying and discrimination we would like our students to wear odd socks and colourful tie on Monday 13th November.#AntiBullyingWeek pic.twitter.com/CvnlfrZW1q

10/11/23

Discover the exciting world of A-levels at HASU6 during our Open Evening on 30th November.Meet our dedicated A-level teachers, ask questions, and explore the wide range of subjects offered.Please attend between 5pm and 7pm; information talks will be at 5.30pm and 6.15pm. pic.twitter.com/0I6FIVLDOL

09/11/23

To celebrate Anti-Bulling Week and show that the HASU community stands up against bullying and discrimination we would like our students to wear odd socks and colourful tie on Monday 13th November.#AntiBullyingWeek pic.twitter.com/CvnlfrZW1q

06/11/23

Thank you for joining us for week.The Year 11 and 12 students enjoyed hearing about the role of an MP and welcomed the opportunity to ask questions on a wide range of topics impacting themselves and the UK.We look forward to hosting you again. pic.twitter.com/koBJmKgjAa

03/11/23

FTC student ambassador Bianca giving a presentation to Team 451 and teams in the robotics workshop today. 💙🙏🇬🇧🤖 pic.twitter.com/QOVXiBFxqE

03/11/23

We’re delivering great computing education!We are proud to announce that we’ve achieved the Computing Quality Mark, from the National Centre for Computing Education, recognising the outstanding provision across our school. 🌟🌟🌟 pic.twitter.com/2tXrNRDQKD

02/11/23

Pupils were eager to cast their votes today in celebration of pic.twitter.com/DAxMqNhAzC

02/11/23

Very busy afternoon in our library today. Our students are sharing their views on some Referendum Questions as part of celebrating UK Parliament Week. pic.twitter.com/M9PEE1oLnZ

01/11/23

Congratulations to all our Senior Maths Challenge participants. What a fantastic achievement! Well done Year 12! pic.twitter.com/8frfrUSWUV

01/11/23

A selection of books to support pic.twitter.com/yFBYaZzKpC

01/11/23

Voting in action in the library this week ✍️✅❌#UKParlimentWeek pic.twitter.com/rc5SEPbtOv

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Citizenship and British Values

Our Intent

The purpose of Citizenship education at CitizenshipHASU is to equip our students with the knowledge and experiences they need to live happy and fulfilling adult lives and to fully take their place in our local, national and international community.

We have carefully sequenced our Citizenship curriculum around six themes:

  • Human Rights (through the Rights Respecting Schools Award)
  • Democracy
  • Careers
  • British values
  • Media & ideas
  • Making change

Collectively, these six themes address the requirements of the Citizenship National Curriculum, but also go further in developing our students’ preparedness for life in modern Britain and their social, moral, spiritual and cultural growth.


British Values

Core British Values are identified as:

  • Democracy
  • The rule of law
  • Individual liberty
  • Mutual respect and tolerance

Through our Citizenship curriculum, all students are inducted into these values and learn about them, their histories, and students’ own role in championing them in order to build a better society.


Citizenship Lessons

The core Citizenship curriculum is implemented through one 30 minute tutor time session per week, from Year 7 to Year 9. Students across the academy study the same themes each year in spiralling complexity. These sessions teach the core knowledge, and allow students to develop their oracy skills, and promote critical thinking throughout.

In Year 10, students continue to study Citizenship once a fortnight, alternating each week with the Key Stage 4 Religion, Philosophy and Ethics programme. This follows the same themes as Key Stage 3.

In Year 11, students continue to study Citizenship through tutor time and follow a carefully planned curriculum that builds upon the foundations laid in Years 7 to 10, and continues to prepare students for their lives as young adults in modern Britain and their studies at Post-16 and beyond.

The curriculum is further developed and enhanced through the Academy’s assembly programme, our drop down IID Days and wider initiatives and strategies implemented within academy life.


Assessing Impact

Once the Citizenship lessons on each theme have been completed, students are set a quiz via Satchel One to test their knowledge and understanding. This allows us to have confidence in students' understanding.