Who do we think we are? is a new education programme designed to engage primary and secondary schools in the exploration of identity, diversity and citizenship.

Funded by the Department for Children Schools and Families, and managed by a consortium of partners (the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), the Historical Association and citizenship consultant, Paula Kitching), the four key areas of project work include:

  The design and launch of a new website - www.whodowethinkweare.org

  The creation of an online database and ‘Ideas Hub’ – signposting existing resources and support for the learning and teaching of identity, diversity and community

  Curriculum development programmes to support targeted work with schools and young people in 4 local authorities:

• Barking & Dagenham
• Bradford
• Bristol
• Cheshire.

  The development and promotion of Who Do We Think We Are week, an activities programme for schools between 23-28 June 2008.