Schools Question Time is a Political Literacy and Citizenship Life Skills
initiative supported by Parliament's Education Service, the Institute
for Citizenship and the BBC. The initiative is designed to provide a
unique chance for young people to participate in activities which will
encourage them to become active and informed citizens.
There are two strands to the initiative:
There are two strands to the initiative:
Schools Question Time Challenge - Applications for 2009 are now closed
- An opportunity to put on your own Question Time event at your school
- Learn about politics, Parliament and how to host a stimulating debate
- A chance to work with David Dimbleby and the Question Time team on the last programme of the series!
- Supporting the Citizenship curriculum and Political Literacy
- Helping improve students' Citizenship Life Skills including enquiry, analysis, debating, opinion forming
- Engaging young people in society, politics and Parliament.
SQT Finalists Announced
09/01/2009
Entries for SQT Challenge are now closed
05/01/2009
Entries for SQT Challenge 2009 close on Friday 9th January 2009
05/11/2008
David Dimbleby launches
SQT 2009
05/11/2008
Welcome to Parliament's Education Service
Parliament's Education Service