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This is a complete 2-3 lesson class introducing the constitution topic. Everything you need for the lesson is in the editable PowerPoint along with two supplmentary activity sheets. Updated December 2022. The lesson covers: What is a constitution? Key terms Uncodified vs. codified constitutions Functions of a constitution Historical developments of the UK constitution Nature of the UK constitution Types of sovereignty

Complete overview for the nationalism topic. PowerPoint covers: Core values of nationalism Key terms Liberal nationalism Conservative nationalism Anti- and Post- colonial nationalism Expansionist nationalist The Five Key Thinkers Past Paper Questions (some with markscheme)

This presentation provides an overview lesson for the liberalism topic, with all five key thinkers, an introduction to liberalism, links to key videos, key terminology, key liberal values and an explanation of the difference between classical and modern liberalism. This would provide the ideal resource for at least 3-4 lessons for this ideology. It closely matches the specification demands.

An up-to-date (March 2025) and accurate comprehensive lesson resources on the media and voting behaviour. There is enough material in here for a whole week of lessons and the PPT covers all types of media, including social media and questions around bias, persuasion and opinion polls. I am also including some worksheets looking at the key media impacts on the 1992, 1997,2010, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2024 general elections.

This contains everything you need to revise electoral systems with your class ahead of the June 2025 exam. The PPT includes: Past paper questions and examiners commentary Exam advice Updates (changes such as the end of SV for mayoral elections) Advice on using criteria for success Tasks for evaluating the relative merits of FPTP, AMS and STV Updates on Scottish, Welsh and Northern Ireland elections How to use 2024 general election results in an answer

A ready-to-go PowerPoint which covers the origins of conservatism, Hobbes, Burke, core conservative ideas and notes on conservatism and human nature, the state, society and the economy. It includes three videos and two tasks.

What role do opinion polls play in electoral outcomes? This attractive and engaging presentation will more than provide what you need for any lesson on opinion polls as part of the voting behaviour and the media topic.

A full lesson which covers: Labour’s constitutional reforms 1997-2010 (handouts to go with this section) The Coalition’s reforms 2010-15 Constitutional reforms since 2015 Also includes an exemplar question and markscheme The PPT is fully editable

A comprehensive Power Point which can be used to deliver a case study lesson on the 2024 general election. Includes lots of graphical analysis, some embedded video links and slides which cover outcomes, context, campaign and results headlines.

This presentation covers FPTP, AMS and STV and includes lots of graphics, key points and evaluations of strengths and weaknesses of each system. Easy to use to deliver your lessons and plenty to provoke discussion, debate and note-taking.

This is a complete lesson and/or revision lesson and presentation which is updated for 2025 and includes: Past paper questions and examiners comments Cases studies Individual versus collective rights Debates over the extent to which rights are protected Key milestones in the protection of rights Case study on the role of the Liberty pressure group

Updated in March 2025, with key policies of both Labour and the Conservatice parties, your students use this as a checklist and discussion starter, asking them to categorise policies into traditional, Thatcherite or One Nation for the Conservative Party and into socialist, New Labour, something else of conservative for the Labour Party.

A complete lesson which includes a Kahoot quiz recap of the previous lesson and several activities

Comprehensive Checklist for Revision for Edexcel A Level Politics with 2025 exam dates for Year 13 Please only buy and download this resource if you teach nationalism as your non-core ideology and global politics for Paper 3

A PowerPoint presentation which discusses legal, political and popular sovereignty and explores the extent to which Parliament is sovereign

Engaging and attractive PowerPoint which covers: The nature of power Realism and power Liberalism and power Hard Power Soft Power Smart Power

This is a complete revision lesson on the Labour Party, which includes updates to bring your students right up to date with recent developments and policy changes. It was created at the end of March 2025 so will get them ready for the June 2025 paper. Includes a card sort on current Labour Party factions.

Printable worksheets for the role of the media in the 2024, 2019, 2017, 2015, 2010, 1997, 1992 and 1979 general elections. Each sheet contains information on the role of television, newspapers, social media and opinion polls in each election and then offers points for an against the media being a key factor. Each sheet has a box at the bottom for students to then draw their own overall conclusions about the role of the media in that election.

This is a complete lesson (or couple of lessons) on voting behaviour for Paper 1 (Edexcel A level politics). It covers social class, age, ethnicity, gender and region and includes a PPT, article and worksheet for group work. It is fully up-to-date with the 2024 general election.

A comprehensive ‘ready-to-go’ presentation which covers the core knowledge for Paper 2’s topic on the executive (Edexcel A level Politics). The lesson includes all key content required for this unit.