Citizenship Education · Form 1
- What is citizenship education?Introduction — Citizenship and the citizen
- Becoming a Cameroonian citizen: birth certificate and identityIntroduction — Citizenship and the citizen
- The family: definition, types and membersModule 1 — The family
- Rights and duties of family membersModule 1 — The family
- Family values and solidarityModule 1 — The family
- The school: components and members of the school communityModule 2 — The school
- School rules and regulationsModule 2 — The school
- Rights and duties of the studentModule 2 — The school
- Caring for school property and the school environmentModule 2 — The school
- The neighbourhood and community: living togetherModule 3 — Life in the community
- Traditional authorities: chiefs, fons and quarter headsModule 3 — Life in the community
- Public property and public servicesModule 3 — Life in the community
- The national flag of CameroonModule 4 — National symbols and national identity
- The national anthem and the national mottoModule 4 — National symbols and national identity
- The coat of arms, the seal and national daysModule 4 — National symbols and national identity
- Personal and environmental hygieneModule 5 — Health, safety and the environment
- Road safety for pedestriansModule 5 — Health, safety and the environment
- Protecting our environment: waste, trees and waterModule 5 — Health, safety and the environment
- Cultural diversity in CameroonModule 6 — Unity in diversity
- Official bilingualism: English and FrenchModule 6 — Unity in diversity
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