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This document discusses exploring the concept of community. It prompts students to create a mind map of what community means and which communities they belong to. It asks students to consider the characteristics of their school community and local area of Bromley. Students are encouraged to ask questions and use methods like interviews and media sources to investigate issues like cultural rights and how long it takes to become part of a community. Finally, students are tasked with sharing what they found out and planning an event to celebrate their diverse community.
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