The necessity of forming civic citizens has been a long-standing concern of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues. As the Centre’s A Framework for Character Education in Schools states, “character education teaches the acquisition and strengthening of virtues: the traits that sustain a well-rounded life and a thriving society.” The Framework also makes clear that “schools should aim to develop confident and compassionate students, who are effective contributors to society, successful learners, and responsible citizens,” and that students “need to develop a commitment to serving others, which is an essential manifestation of good character in action. —James Arthur