A simple, 17-page worksheet describing the rights afforded to a person held in police custody, and explaining the concept of ‘bail’. Contains 10 questions, a ‘true-or-false-statement’ activity, and a case study for classroom discussion. This workbook is suitable for 14-17 year olds, and is helpful for introducing students to legal ideas and issues.

A 10-page workbook demonstrating how government policies are developed. It follows the entire legislative journey, from the initial proposal for a new law, through to the different stages of a bill as it travels through parliament. Contains 18 questions, a matching activity and a plenary activity that asks students to ‘create their own law’. This workbook is suitable for 14-17 year olds, and is helpful for introducing students to the legislative process.

A 17-page workbook explaining and encouraging students to evaluate the impact of different government policies on the public services. The topic has been divided into three categories; policies affecting all the services, policies affecting the military services, and policies affecting the emergency services. Contains case studies, 14 questions and material for a plenary poster activity. This workbook is suitable for 14-17 year olds, and was created as part of a module called ‘Government Policies and the Public Services’.

A workbook explaining the electoral process used in British elections, as well as four main voting systems; ‘First Past the Post’, ‘Alternative Vote’, ‘Single Transferable Vote’ and ‘Proportional Representation’. Contains 10 questions and a small ‘Election Day’ activity. This workbook is suitable for 14-17 year olds, and was created as part of a module called ‘Government Policies and the Public Services’.