Alternative voting systems - card sort with a blank table to place cards on if laminated or stick if each student is given their own copy.

Electoral reform - card sort as a revision aid for Government and Politics A2.

Government and Politics for students to introduce yourself and the course. First slide needs to be changed for each individual who uses the lesson.

Unit 1 Lesson 3 Politics - How the politics system works in the UK.

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

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.

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.

Unit 3: Extended Themes in Political Analysis Mock Test including a model answer and a mark scheme

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

Questions on Elections to spark discussion within class or to test knowledge as AfL or prior to an exam.

Unit 1 Lesson 6 for post 16 government and politics students - exam preparation lesson

Lesson Plan

A lesson looking at single-party versus majority - the two-party system.

Stockholm Conference - Lesson 2 Environment. A lesson looking further at the discussions concerning the environment and the EU at the Stockholm Conference.

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

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

A Lesson for government and politics students investigating the criticisms of the United Nations and it's effects.

Unit 1 Elections 2 Revision for Government and Politics.

Notes on the Constitution

government and politics lesson on the British electoral systems - a general powerpoint presentation as introduction.