There is a ficticious act of Parliment and students must apply that to four scenarios.

students can read the scenario apply the cases and self-defence law if relevant

fill in the blanks using words given below. For a more challenging activity, try not to use the words and guess what the blanks can be

answers to the crossword

find the answers and fill in

fill in the blank activity, good starter, plenary, or worksheet

fill in blank, ideal for BTEC law

a powerpoint about European law. In light with BTEC law can also be used as a introduction in other areas, covers the different types of laws, counties in the unions etc

This is a powerpoint that can be used to teach Delegated Legislation in accordance to the BTEC law. this powrpoint also contains the controls on delegated legislation.

card sort activity, students can match the cards.

A crossword on key terms within the law making process in the UK.

A guide for students to follow.

A list of Omission scenarios.

students should match which source of law is most relevant to the scenario.

a set of question on CFA,

students should identify the track which is most relevant and be able to list ADR

answer the questions

fill in the boxes with case facts and principles

find the words

fill in the boxes with the pros and cons of have magistrates