A complete workbook for A Level Politics - UK Government (Constitution). The workbook contains 12 lessons, each with information and questions which break down the specification and is suitable for students learning independently at home or in the classroom with a teacher. Exam questions are included throughout as well as up to date 2020 case studies to support student understanding. Some activities require students referencing content in the EdExcel Pearson textbook. Lessons include: Lesson 1 : What is a Constitution Lesson 2 : How has the UK Constitution developed over time? Lesson 3 : What are the sources of the UK Constitution? Lesson 4: Changes to the UK Constitution since 1997 (House of Lords Reform) Lesson 5: Changes to the UK Constitution since 1997 (Devolution) Lesson 6: Changes to the UK Constitution since 1997 (Human Rights Act, Supreme Court Formation) Lesson 7: Changes to the UK Constitution from 2010 - 2015 (Fixed Term Parliament Act ) Lesson 8: Changes to the UK Constitution from 2010 - 2015 (Recall of MPS, Electoral Reform) Lesson 9: Source analysis Practice Lesson 10: Devolution Lesson 11: Are further reforms needed Lesson 12: Essay Practice

A Big knowledge test covering all the specification for Section 2 on the UK Parliament. Structure and Role of House of Commons/Lords (10 knowledge test questions) Comparative Powers of HoL and HoC(10 knowledge test questions) Legislatvie Process (10 knowledge test questions) Parliament interactions with Executive (10 knowledge test questions) The purpose is to test students on their core knowledge across the specification in these areas. Students can then use these tests as a guide to focus on areas in the specification of weakness.

A Big knowledge test covering all the speification for Section A on the Constitution. The UK constitution (10 knowledge test questions) Changes since 1997 (10 knowledge test questions) Devolution (10 knowledge test questions) Further Reform (10 knowledge test questions) The purpose is to test students on their core knowledge across the specification in these areas. Students can then use these tests as a guide to focus on areas in the specification of weakness.