Designed as an intro to the advantages and disadvantages of a codified constitution - includes info, a card sort and a research task

This is designed for AS government and politics - leading on from New Labour change - these notes look particularly at Coalition Constitutional reform

Designed for AS governemnt and politics but easily useable for younger years - outlining the difference between pressure groups and political parties - has case studies, a card sort and info

Has a case study, spot the difference activity and lots of info - designed for AS Politics but could be used for younger years too

An examination of power in the UK considering the monarch and the EU - designed for the AS Constitution module of Governemnt and politics

AS level notes but could easily be used lower down the school too in PHSE etc. Includes notes, reading links and a card sort activity

Some info, text book references and some newspaper articles that link to challenges to independence

In depth notes designed for AS level but could easily be used in PHSE or citizenship etc. Info, questions, activvities etc

Info about the main clashes between the UK gov and the UK jud iciary - then gives two model answers to an exam question. Students can critique style and content of exam responses then pick out any additional information to enrich their understanding

Good for British values - but designed for AS governement and politics - starts with a card sort about the role of judges in the UK and then goes into info about the Rule of Law in the UK and makes links with contemporary media

Powerpoint, newspaper articles and a load of info and activities to relate to the AS governement and politics course. Would also be a great PHSE lesson or challenge project for younger yearss

An easy info booklet about 'What is Democracy' it explores the main concepts then asks students to consider if democracy is always appropriate - there is a homework/extension task encouraging research on different types of Democracy

Notes designed for AS politics.

Designed for AS level but could easily introduce the topic to younger years - encourages analysis of Representative democracy

A great resource that answers the Question 'What is direct democracy' card sort included to asses the effectiveness of direct democracy - looks at the Athenian links - gives an info sheet and has some comprehension questions - designed for AS government and politics

Designed for AS but could easily be an intro to younger years - just plain and simple notes on the UK democracy - some questions included ask students to use a textbook - we use McNaughton but online research would work well too

Designed for the new edexcel a level spec - looks at the WTO - strengths and weaknesses then looks at liberal vs liberal views

Following the new Edexcel Politis spec - component 3 -Global Politics It looks at What global governance is - the need for it - the different type and the problems with it. Then it encourages students to consider how Realists / Liberals would view global governance to help hit the comparative idea.

Designed for the Global politics part of the new Edexcel Politics spec Looks at the institutions of the UN and also brings in ideas of realism and liberalism

Designed for the Global politics part of the new Edexcel Politics spec Looks at the effectiveness of the UN when it comes to maintaining peace and stability. Also looks at the inevtiability of conflict from a realist vs liberal perspective Has exam answer plans etc