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Year 11 Citizenship Study Guides
Every lesson below links to a pupil-friendly study guide with key notes, vocabulary, common mistakes, and quick questions with answers.
Does our legal system protect citizens' rights?
- How are rights supported in civil cases? Study Guide
- What are rights in relation to the police? Study Guide
- What rights do defendants and victims of crime have? Study Guide
- Which legal professionals support our rights in criminal courts? Study Guide
- Why do we need criminal and civil law? Study Guide
- Why do we need laws and where do they come from? Study Guide
How can the local economy support sustainability?
- How can communities improve the local economy? Study Guide
- How can shopping locally and sustainably help the local economy? Study Guide
- How does taxation support the growth of the local economy? Study Guide
- How does the local economy affect our lives? Study Guide
- How have shopping habits transformed over time? Study Guide
- What drives a successful nighttime economy? Study Guide
How can we prepare well for financial decision making?
How do others govern?
- How do different systems of government compare? Study Guide
- How do elections work in different countries? Study Guide
- How does government work in a non-democratic nation? Study Guide
- How does the Prime Minister's role differ from other elected leaders? Study Guide
- What are the key differences between the Westminster Parliament and US Congress? Study Guide
- What is the difference between democratic and non-democratic government? Study Guide
How do we look after an ageing population?
How does identity affect rights?
- Citizenship unpacked - rights and responsibilities Study Guide
- Exploring British identity - who are the British? Study Guide
- Identity and rights - a deliberative discussion Study Guide
- Migrants - who are they? Study Guide
- Refugees - understanding their journey Study Guide
- Safety for all - how Britain keeps us secure Study Guide
- Shared values - do they unite us? Study Guide
How does the international community respond to global humanitarian problems?
- What are global humanitarian problems? Study Guide
- What can citizens do? Study Guide
- What is the role of international law in international disagreements? Study Guide
- What is the role of NGOs in responding to international crises? Study Guide
- What is the role of the UK in global conflict resolution? Study Guide
- What methods can the UK use to tackle global conflict? Study Guide
How effective is the UN and SDGs on promoting sustainability?
- Deliberative discussion: How effective is the UN on tackling climate change? Study Guide
- Have climate conferences made a positive impact? Study Guide
- How are countries working to overcome the climate crisis? Study Guide
- How does climate action affect low income and newly emerging countries? Study Guide
- How is climate change a threat to nations? Study Guide
- What is the role of the UN in climate action and sustainability? Study Guide
How is UK society diverse and changing?
How well has the UK adjusted to its changing relationship with the EU?
- Has leaving the EU been more beneficial or challenging to the UK? Study Guide
- What are referendums and why are they used? Study Guide
- What is the difference between the EU and the European Council? Study Guide
- What was the process for leaving the EU? Study Guide
- What were the key arguments of campaigners for leave? Study Guide
- What were the key arguments of campaigners for remain? Study Guide
- What were the results of the Brexit referendum? Study Guide
- Why was the EU formed? Study Guide
Practising what we have learnt
- How are my rights protected? Study Guide
- How does the justice system work in the UK? Study Guide
- How does the UK Constitution affect the way the country is governed? Study Guide
- What does it mean to live in a democracy? Study Guide
- What has shaped the identity of the UK? Study Guide
- What is the UK's relationship with international organisations? Study Guide
- Where does power and influence lie? Study Guide
Should the UK be called a democracy?
- How can I take part in the democratic process? The role of select committees Study Guide
- How can we hold our leaders to account? Study Guide
- How can we tell if the UK is democratic? Study Guide
- How is devolution impacting the UK's democracy? Study Guide
- What is a free press and why is it important for democracy? Study Guide
- What is Parliament and what are its functions? Study Guide
Synopticity: How do different ideas and concepts in Citizenship interconnect?
- How do NGOs work with international agencies? Study Guide
- How does international law impact the law in the UK? Study Guide
- How does media limit the power of government? Study Guide
- What do NGOs have to do with human rights? Study Guide
- What does national government have to do with local government? Study Guide
- What does population have to do with politics? Study Guide
- What does the economy have to do with politics? Study Guide
- What does the judiciary have to do with human rights? Study Guide
- What does the law have do to with campaigning? Study Guide
- What does the media have to do with immigration? Study Guide
What are the different ways we can become involved in politics?
- How can we become involved in politics? Study Guide
- How do different countries govern themselves? Study Guide
- Should we reform the voting system in the UK? Study Guide
- What happens to the media during elections? Study Guide
- What is a political party and what do they stand for? Study Guide
- Working in politics – what can we do? Study Guide
What is the nature of the British Constitution?
- Is the physical set up of the House of Commons fit for purpose? Study Guide
- Should parliamentary procedures be modernised? Study Guide
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of an uncodified constitution? Study Guide
- What are the benefits and drawbacks of a bicameral system? Study Guide
- What does the Supreme Court do? Study Guide
- Why do we have a separation of powers? Study Guide
Where does power reside in the UK?
- How do elections in the UK work? Study Guide
- How does devolved government operate in the UK? Study Guide
- How is local democracy different to national government? Study Guide
- How is local government structured? Study Guide
- What are local councils and what do they do? Study Guide
- What roles do NGOs, charities and civil society play in local communities? Study Guide
Why do we need the right to protest in a democracy?
- Should protesters ever break the law? Study Guide
- What are changemakers? Study Guide
- What are pressure groups? Study Guide
- What are rights and where do they come from? Study Guide
- What change has protest achieved? Study Guide
- What is the right to protest within a democracy with the rule of law? Study Guide