Quiz and Guidance Notes on all Presidential Elections between 1940 and 2012. Follows on from the British Parliamentary Elections quiz. Good for use as an introduction or as round up.

Quiz and Guidance Notes on all Presidential Elections between 1940 and 2012. \nFollows on from the British Parliamentary Elections quiz.\nGood for use as an introduction or as round up.

A5 Cards suitable for printing and display as a timeline on the wall.

Updated to include 2015's General Election Navigate through all UK General Elections since 1945 , can you guess which party won? Will it be Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat or the indecisive Hung Parliament? Great for a starter or an introduction to Politics A Level, or even KS4 Citizenship. Let us know what you think!

A great game I've used that can be good for a starter or a plenary to just about any Politics/Citizenship lesson. I&'ve used two versions, the easier version is for younger years, but has been useful for Sixth Formers on Friday Afternoons! This version is just party names. The Harder one is party descriptions sometimes containing stance on economic or social policy and political leaning. This is better for older students, or as a challenge for KS4. Have Fun! I know my pupils have!

The complete UK Cabinet updated to reflect the 2015 reshuffle. All posters are A4 and can be shrunk to A5 if desired. Contains all 29 members including the Prime Minister, Chief Whip and Minister without Portfolio.