Britain 1815 - 1841, Government and Politics tories 1815-1820 how close to revolution?? liberal tories 1822-1827 how liberal? collapse of liberal tories 1827-1830 why? great reform act 1830-32 how great was it? the whigs 1833-41 how successful were their reforms? why did they lose power1841 chartism to 1841 why popular? foreign policy castlereagh1815-1822 canning 1822-1827 general social change: railways industrialisation

A general powerpoint on referenda to introduce the topic to Government and Politics students before starting to study the strengths and weaknesses of them.

People and Politics Revision for the AQA Government and Politics As Level.

Research Guidance on: How did the Stockholm Conference influence political thought? Why did NGOs become more politically significant? Outline the criticisms of the international agreements made in this time period.

First Past The Post introductory powerpoint for post 16 Government and Politics students.

Unit One – Global Challenges: World at Risk focusing particularly on Climate Change and its effects.

A lesson for post 16 government and politics students looking at the Referendum in more depth and detail.

Unit 1 Elections 2 Revision for Government and Politics.

To decide what qualities make a good citizen; to understand why society needs rules.

Discussion Questions on the background of the United Nations for EU political systems study, for post 16 Government and Politics students.

Discussion Questions on the background of the United Nations for EU political systems study, for post 16 Government and Politics students.

Unit 2 Lesson 9 Constitutional reform. Must: be able to understand attitudes to constitutional reform. Should: be able to identify the features of labours constitutional reform agenda in 1997. Could: be able to reflect upon the principles of labours reforms.

A useful overview for students to either turn in to bullet points or a mind map. A brief history of the UK constitution

Students will learn why children's rights exist. They will be able to explain cases where children do not have rights. They will judge and reflect upon why children’s rights are not always protected and what can be done about this.

Notes on the Constitution

A crossword getting students to think about citizens and citizenship and what a good citizen is.

Lesson 1 - An introduction to Conflict, War and Terrorism for post 16 government and politics studies.

looking at the backgrounds of global institutions, advantages or disadvantages of reform and criticisms of them.

A Unit 2 British constitution lesson looking at Anthony King's views for post 16 Government and Politics students.

A Post 16 Government and Politics lesson for Unit 2 Lesson 6 describing, understanding and analysing the UK Constitution