Empowering your students to lead, influence, and make a difference.
We support young people to become confident, resilient individuals who are equipped to shape their futures and positively impact their communities.
Our active citizenship sessions provide opportunities for students to lead projects, explore social issues, and develop key personal and leadership skills. Through youth-led campaigns and PSHE-aligned support, students gain the confidence, self-awareness and tools to become active participants in school and society.
All sessions are inclusive, flexible, and tailored to your school’s priorities – supporting your personal development curriculum and helping meet the requirements of Ofsted and the Gatsby Benchmarks.
We offer a flexible menu of activities
We work with students to develop and lead initiatives that bring about positive change in school or the wider community. These projects help develop leadership, teamwork and communication skills, while promoting a sense of agency and ownership.
Facilitated sessions that empower students to explore causes they care about, then plan and deliver a social action project. From raising awareness to fundraising and campaigning, students build resilience, empathy and project management skills.
Targeted 1:1 or group sessions designed to complement and enhance your PSHE curriculum. Topics can include emotional wellbeing, confidence, goal setting, decision-making and other areas linked to personal development and citizenship.
Over 20 years’ experience supporting young people to thrive
matrix-accredited, independent and impartial
Delivered by trained youth practitioners with experience in facilitation and safeguarding
Supports delivery of the Gatsby Benchmarks and Ofsted’s personal development criteria
Tailored to meet the needs and priorities of your students and setting
The services listed are examples only – all provision can be tailored to meet your students’ needs.
To discuss your requirements, please get in touch with our team.
Call: 01233 224244
Email: careers@cxk.org