lawyers in schools

• What the weirdoes can teach us about citizenship
  Posted on November 16, 2011 by Louise Restell
  I wasn’t taught citizenship when I was at school. It was pretty much just reading writing and arithmetic, with a bit of cooking and needlework thrown in to make sure us ladies would be able to ‘keep house’ when we grew up (although how I was supposed to have a career AND make cushions and scones I don’t know). Having said that, I think I largely came out all right and with a broad understanding of my rights and responsibilities as a citizen.
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  Posted in: Rule of Law
  Tagged: citizenship, freemen, lawyers, lawyers in schools, Occupy, public legal education