Lesson examining the extent of the impact of the coalition on prime ministerial power - can be supplemented with resources from previous lesson on PM dominance.

Lesson examining constraints on prime ministerial power in the UK political system

Lesson and range of resources that can be used to encourage students to analyse and evaluate the extent of prime ministerial power and dominance in the UK political system.

Independent Study Tasks - can be used as homework project - examining the roles and powers of ministers and civil servants in the UK political system.

Lesson examining the cabinet's roles and functions

Lesson examining different theories of executive power. Collaborative Essay can be used via Google Drive to allow students to collaborate in producing an essay in response to an exam-style question.

Lesson examining prime ministerial styles and how these apply to recent Prime Ministers

Lesson introducing the role of the PM in the UK political system

Introductory lesson on the executive branch and government in the UK political system

Summary of the role of the monarch in the UK political system

Lesson examining how HofC and HofL have been reformed in recent years and proposed changes in the future

Lesson introducing the hung parliament and the resulting coalition government

Lesson examining the efficacy of parliament in fulfilling its roles and functions

Lesson examining how parliament holds and is held accountable

Lesson examining the legislative process in the UK

Lesson examining the functions of parliament in the UK political system

Introduction to the concept and practicality of parliamentary government in the UK

Group-based activity/project and presentations on how representative parliament is - includes post presentation analysis and examination preparation.

Lesson examining the role of parliament in the UK political system

A brief overview of resources, programmes, and people students can use to make sure they are reading, listening, watching and tweeting politics to get the most out of their AS Government and Politics Course.