With the General Election imminent, this wallchart gives a rundown of all the results that have occurred since 1945. It will be updated once the results of the 2024 General Election are known but meanwhile, it provides a great discussion point for students of Politics, Citizenship and other social sciences.

A wallchart showing the post-war US Presidential election results. A great resource to stimulate discussion of US election results since 1945. Useful for students of Politics or Citizenship or other social sciences.

A Handout to explain to learners some basic information about how to answer questions on these difficult topics of law and morality. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to explain to learners some basic introductory facts and theories about law and justice. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to explain to learners some basic introductory facts and theories about law and morality. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to help learners understand and revise the topic of Morality. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to explain to learners some basic introductory facts and theories about law and justice. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to explain to learners some basic introductory facts and theories about law and justice. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to explain to learners some basic introductory facts and theories about law and morality and justice. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout which provides a generic answer to the question “What is the association between law and justice”. Answer can be adapted to fit appropriate questions. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to provide a generic answer to the question: “What is the association between law and morality?” Answer can be adapted to suit the wording of other questions on the topic. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to explain to learners some basic introductory facts and theories about law and justice. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

A Handout to explain to learners some basic introductory facts and theories about law and morality. Useful for Law learners at several levels: A Level, BTEC, Access or First Year degree. Part of a series of Handouts on Law and Justice and Law and Morality.

No one likes a show-off so I never use the term “model answer”. Nevertheless, this is a suggested answer to a common question on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). It is a very common topic and the answer can be adapted as teachers see fit. The question is: “Describe and illustrate the use of different methods of Alternative Dispute resolution available to deal with civil cases”.

A summary grid to show the arguments for and against First Past the Post (FPTP). A useful resource for anyone teaching Electoral Systems. Politics, Law, Citizenship or Tutorial teachers will find this resource useful as a basis of discussion.

A Handout on the essential topic of Diminished Responsibility in Law, used as part of my A Level teaching programme. Includes activities and questions and general “top tips” about what to include in exam answers. Written by an experienced examiner and suitable for Law students at Level 3, A Level, Access or BTEC Law Units.

No one likes a show-off and I never use the term “model answer”. However, this is a suggested answer to a very common area of exam focus for Law or Legal Studies, namely delegated legislation. Please amend as you see fit but I hope this resource is of use to my fellow Law teachers. The answer is one to the following question (s): Statutory Instruments, By-laws and Orders in Council are all different forms of delegated legislation. Briefly describe any two of these forms (10 marks) Describe judicial controls on delegated legislation (10 marks) Discuss advantages of delegated legislation (10 marks)

A Handout on the essential topic of Murder in English Law, used as part of my A Level teaching programme. Includes activities and questions and general “top tips” about what to include in exam answers. Written by an experienced examiner and suitable for Law students at Level 3, A Level, Access or BTEC Law Units.

No one likes a show-off and I never use the term “model answer”. However, this is a suggested answer to a very common area of exam focus for Law or Legal Studies, namely Parliament. Please amend as you see fit but I hope this resource is of use to my fellow Law teachers. The answer is one to the following question (s): Outline the following: the law-making process in the House of Lords and the Doctrine of Parliamentary Supremacy (sovereignty) (10 marks) Describe pressure groups as an influence on Parliamentary law-making (10 marks) Briefly describe advantages and disadvantages of pressure groups as an influence of Parliamentary law-making (10 marks)

A Handout on the essential defence of loss of control in Law, used as part of my A Level teaching programme. Includes activities and questions and general “top tips” about what to include in exam answers. Written by an experienced examiner and suitable for Law students at Level 3, A Level, Access or BTEC Law Units.